CURATOR
Syahmi Rafsanjani Shaarani
AI Consultant & Trainer · Fractional CTO · Founder, RAFSANS
- Based in
- Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
- Languages
- Bahasa Malaysia, English
Syahmi helps founders and growing businesses use software and AI in practical ways, from deciding what to build to training the teams who use it.
About Syahmi
Syahmi started coding at 13 and sold his first software soon after. He studied Economics and Politics at the University of Manchester and worked in public policy before returning to building.
Through his company RAFSANS he has built and advised on systems for e-commerce, payments, logistics, scheduling and internal operations. He now focuses on AI agents and automation, works with founders as a fractional CTO, trains product and engineering teams, and founded Queuelah, a QR queue system for small businesses.
I hate wasted human potential.
Practices Syahmi recommends
Each area below is matched to practices already in Leetsoul. Three practices are free; the rest are part of Soulful. Interview-based material from practitioners is still to come.
Consulting and client discovery
Find out what a client is really dealing with before you suggest a fix.
Pricing, quotes and negotiation
Talk about money and extra work without starting an argument.
Saying no and setting scope
Say what fits, what has to move and what you will not take on.
Explaining AI and technical trade-offs to non-technical people
Describe a limit or an unknown plainly enough that someone can decide. These practices are about the explaining, not about AI itself.
Training and teaching adults
Work out what is stopping a learner, then give feedback they can use.
Founder and early-customer conversations
Ask strangers for their time and their honest view, without pushing.
- A café owner’s crowded inboxYou want a ten-minute interview with café owner Lea, who has asked people to explain their requests up front.
- Asking a former colleague for an introductionTess knows a community organizer you’d like to interview, and you need to ask without committing either person to a call.
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Three starter practices are free, and you can try them before creating an account.
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