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agents in production come in various flavors: as internal tools, as a stand alone product that combines various tools, and baked in as a feature to a core tool. they can be generic or specialized. chat, voice, and background agents seem to be most common UI interface for triggering agentic flows.
what else am i missing?
what else am i missing?
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random rant on where we are with ai agents:
some don’t call them agents, but “workflow agents” with deterministic flows are everywhere and work. anybody can build simple workflow agents, even starting w no code tools like Zapier and n8n. complex workflow agents require much more thought to build reliably and efficiently. a complex workflow for a common and valuable use case, with relevant integrations baked in, can stand alone as a business, and also a great GTM to expand later into other workflows or more autonomous work.
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