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How to propose a partnership to connect model or channel reach with Unigit Ecosystem

Open a partnership issue to link model capacity or channels with real user demand.

Credentials. Do not include API keys, account logins, or production configuration in the partnership issue.

Who it is forA model or infrastructure provider, or an industry or channel partner, who wants to reach people who lack time, technical skills, or purchasing access to AI.

The problemPartners who can serve users need a clear point of contact and a shared description of the value they bring.

The outcomeA partnership proposal filed through the partnership issue form, tied to the ecosystem value areas named in the README.

What you need first

  • A web browser to read the README, docs, and unigit.ai
  • A GitHub account to open Issues or Pull Requests on adtexterry-lgtm/unigit-ecosystem
  • A clear goal or resource to describe, with no credentials or customer data included

Steps

  1. Read the Value for the ecosystem section in the README, then the ecosystem guide at docs/ECOSYSTEM.md.
  2. Open the Issues tab of adtexterry-lgtm/unigit-ecosystem and choose the partnership issue form (template partnership.yml).
  3. State which partner role you hold, such as model or infrastructure partner or channel partner.
  4. Describe the user demand you can connect, using public information only.
  5. Remove credentials, customer data, and any unauthorized material before you submit.

Prompt for your agent

Read the Value for the ecosystem section of the adtexterry-lgtm/unigit-ecosystem README and draft a partnership proposal for <partner name> as a <partner role>. Expected output: a short proposal that names the partner role, the user demand, and the public contact details. Verify that the proposal uses only public information and includes no credentials.

Caveat. This repo only collects proposals and points to the public website, so partnership terms are not set here.

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