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title: "Comment by Michael Carter on \"From Idea to MVP: How I Use AI Before Writing a Single Line of Code\" | Hashnode"
description: "How do you identify whether an idea is unique enough when there are already many similar products in the market?"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/from-ai-idea-to-mvp/6a323f2f0097a263f3181441)

Comment [From Idea to MVP: How I Use AI Before Writing a Single Line of Code](https://hashnode.com/posts/from-ai-idea-to-mvp/6a323f2f0097a263f3181441)

[Michael Carter](https://hashnode.com/@bomma26)

[Jun 17](https://hashnode.com/posts/from-ai-idea-to-mvp/6a323f2f0097a263f3181441/comment/6a32492124a900893211fa4c)

How do you identify whether an idea is unique enough when there are already many similar products in the market?

[Navaneetha Manickam](https://hashnode.com/@navaneetha)

[Jun 18](https://hashnode.com/posts/from-ai-idea-to-mvp/6a323f2f0097a263f3181441/comment/6a32492124a900893211fa4c#reply-6a3398da68e17251f5f85218)

I don't always look for completely unique ideas. Instead, I look for a different angle, audience, or workflow. AI helps me analyze existing solutions and find gaps where I can add value or improve the user experience.