Everyone's watching AI *run* a business. I keep watching where it still trips.

The interesting thread here isn't whether an agent can profitably operate a vending machine. It's the comment from a founder who's been handing pieces of his real business to AI for two years, and the thing that keeps biting him isn't intelligence. It's context. Every business is a pile of quiet, undocumented nuance, and conveying it takes forever.

So the opportunity probably isn't "the agent that runs your company." It's the layer underneath: the tooling that captures a business's context, catches the weird errors, and keeps a human in the loop cheaply. Distribution and taste stay human for a while. Boring operations don't.

That's roughly the bet behind SoloVault — I built it to surface these early market gaps and turn discussions like this one into concrete, buildable AI business ideas instead of vibes.

https://solovault.info/

If agents get good at operations but not distribution, what would you build for the humans still stuck doing the selling?