What are the immediate AI Agents/Tools that you would want that will help you?
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In this time when we use LLM's for basically anything, what AI agents/tools would you want that you would actually pay for?
What are you spending a lot of money on and would probably save a lot of you time if you got the Agent out of box, or if configuration was much easier?
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Well I'd happily pay for an AI agent that handles follow ups across email, Slack , and linkedin without me having to babysit it. Not just drafting messages, but knowing when to follow up, when to stop , and keeping the context intact. That would save me hours every week.
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@joseph_walker2 I absolutely love the idea. For someone who is trying to run a small business an AI Agent who knows when to follow-up seems absolutely a neccessity.
@meghna_bharadwaj Do you think setup is a bigger problem than the tools themselves?
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@nhiomerybtrefas_source I would say so. It takes so much time to build the infrastructure that it does not let me concentrate on the expertise of the agent itself
@meghna_bharadwaj Which task do you always end up putting off?
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@deborah_pilay always has been replying to emails and messages in Slack, for me!
I'd pay for an AI agent that can reliabliy handle follow ups and routine communication while keeping the full context. That's still a major time sink for many teams.
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@daniel_scott13 Would you be okay to make it yourself , say if you had a platform that lets you build an Agent, and configuration is easier and you would not have to build any infrastructure? Or would you wait for such an agent being made?
For me, the biggest value isn't having a smarter model. It's having an agent that quietly handles repetitive work and knows when to ask for approval.
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@andrew_ezra what kind of agents would you say you need for your day to day work?
I am surprised no one talks more about AI for project management. Keeping everyone aligned is harder than writing the code these days.
An AI researcher that compares products using docs, Reddit, GitHub, and real reviews would be incredibly useful. Have you found anything close?
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@jeremy_loomis Not really.
Disclaimer, a little self promotion here but I made a product that would solve this exact problem. Maybe if you are up for it you can go make your own AI agent on @Kopai (https://usekopai.com). It has all the connectors, it is no code and you can publish it as well for other people to make it. All under 10 mins.
Do try it out
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@jeremy_loomis hey Jeremy, I took the liberty of building an agent on Kopai, by stealing your idea, haha! Check this chat out - link to chat
Here's the agent I built - https://usekopai.com/marketplace/agents/comparecraft-cmgaat
Tried comparing Linear and Clickup here. Let me know your thoughts! You can try building agents yourself too!
What I want isn't more agents, it's fewer places where I still have to double check its work before trusting the output.
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@samran_rezunate_llm What if you had some kind of guarantee, like an evaluation system that you can trust? Would that help?
I would love an AI that watches how I work for a week and then suggests automations I never thought about. That feels like the next step.