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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Instead of paying for tools , I am building one for AI Agent audit
Kopai
@arshad_talpur How are you building it?
If you got the basic infrastructure like say the RAG,Connectors,tools like websearch and orchestration, would that help you?
@meghna_bharadwaj Meghna I do not think all these patches can resolve problem further you can read here :https://medium.com/@MirArshadTalpur/auditability-vs-forced-determinism-future-of-agentic-ai-fb243d339338
@meghna_bharadwaj The one I'd actually pay for: something that closes the loop between AI output and human review, instead of treating a generated result as final.
Most agent tools I've tried are confident about everything same tone whether it nailed the task or quietly guessed wrong. What I want is the opposite: an agent that's explicit about which parts of its output it's sure of and which parts are a best guess, so I know exactly where to spend my own attention instead of re-checking everything or trusting all of it blindly.
Closest I've seen this matter in practice: anything doing structured judgment work grading, categorizing, extracting data from messy input. The moment a tool has to make a call rather than just generate text, "I did this, trust me" stops being good enough. Configuration isn't really the blocker for me; trust calibration is.
Curious whether others are running into the same thing, or if this is specific to the kind of work I do.
Bababot
I spend way too much time jumping between Notion, Slack, GitHub, and email. an agent that ties everything together would be amazing.
Kopai
@adams_parker you could actually try @Kopai .
You can make your own agent and connect the connectors. It is no code, and you can publish and use it. You don't need a any infrastructure. Pretty easy to configure.
Do take a look. https://usekopai.com
Honestly, I don't think I need more standalone AI agents right now. I think the biggest problem is that the tools we already have (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini) are incredibly powerful, but the baseline user experience of interacting with them is still stuck in the "chat box" era.
People spend so much money on specialized AI wrappers when they could get the exact same results for free if they just knew how to structure their system prompts correctly.
That's exactly why I built an open-source, local-first Prompt Engineering Wizard (Free AI Prompt Gen). I realized I didn't need to pay $20/month for a "Marketing AI Agent"; I just needed a deterministic tool to force me to use the RTF or CO-STAR framework so I could feed the right constraints into the free tier of Claude.
The biggest time-saver for me hasn't been a new agent, it's been standardizing how I talk to them!