... create real value for people, right? What s even more interesting is that research shows the most adopted agents right now are coding agents and web-scraping agents, and their target audience is mostly developers and creators. Yep, it s pretty much the same group that s building them. The ecosystem is basically self-producing and self-consuming. And the truth is, most normal users don t even know the difference between an Agent, a Generative App, or a Chat ... ... still alien to them. After digging deep, I realized low adoption probably isn t because agents suck. I ve tried a lot of open-source agents that are actually useful. The real issue is understanding, delivery, and the reliability vs

... worry about monthly bills adding up, especially for early tools that might not be part of my everyday stack yet , but show a lot of potential. Plus, as a user, it creates this weirdly satisfying feeling of ownership. Like Yep, this is mine now. Of course, I get why subscriptions exist too, they help keep products sustainable and support ongoing development and as a founder myself, in most cases I would prefer using subscriptions, because it is more predictable. Curious ...