The biggest opportunity might be in workflows that people have simply accepted as “just part of the job.” Rather than adding AI to another existing SaaS dashboard, I’d look for a process where users are constantly copying information between tools, making repetitive decisions and waiting for tasks to be completed. If AI can own that workflow end…

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I like the idea of making the experience feel like one assistant while letting multiple specialized agents work underneath it. Users shouldn’t have to figure out which agent handles what; they should just explain what they need and let the system route it appropriately. That could give SaaS products the simplicity of a single AI interface…

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What stands out to me is the potential shift from managing the tool to managing the outcome. Instead of spending time figuring out where a setting lives or which page to update, you can describe what you want the agent to improve and let the system handle the operational steps. The approval layer is important too because it keeps that…

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I also see a big difference in how AI agents handle the gaps between tasks. Traditional automation usually works when the process is predictable but real work often involves exceptions, follow ups and decisions that don’t fit neatly into a workflow. If agents can handle those gaps while keeping the right context, that could be where a lot of…

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