Greg Isenberg

So this whole concept of agents hiring agents, CEO agents, sales agents, dev agents, marketing agents.

I recently did a

tutorial on how to use paperclip, which speaks to this concept.

It's an open source technology.

Go check that out if you haven't.

But basically creating an org chart like a serverless function where agents spin up subtasks and shut them down when they're done.

This is just such an interesting idea.

Instead of actually prompting via jobs to be done framework, it's like,

with humans, how do you actually just hire agents who manage other agents to get the job done?

Super, super interesting and a lot of opportunity there.

YC predicts that there's going to be 300 plus unicorns in vertical AI in this decade.

So vertical software, huge business.

Constellation Software, I think they own like 500 plus companies or something like that.

They've built SaaS in the vertical software space.

So super boring workflows in...

education and defense and all sorts of really boring stuff.

There's the same opportunity to build your own consolation software but in vertical AI.

I think that if you're listening to this, thinking about what do you have an unfair advantage, what is your niche that you understand really well?

Because I think that the people that are building in the vertical agent map

I think there's just a lot of opportunity.