Agent Use Case Library
Help heavy AI users discover real-world agent workflows others actually use
- Problem
- Many people work with AI all day but have no idea what others are doing with agents that's actually useful, and worry they're missing out (one poster admits 'I don't know if I'm really missing out on something that everyone else is doing with their AI agents'). Existing content is either too generic or vendor marketing, lacking replicable daily use cases from real users.
- Solution
- A community-contributed library of AI agent use cases organized by scenario (email triage, scheduling, code review, household tasks), each with tool stack, prompt templates, outcomes, and pitfalls. Users can filter by role and tool, bookmark cases, and track what they've tried.
- Users
- Knowledge workers, indie developers, and small team leads who heavily use AI tools
- MVP
- Build the case library in Notion/Airtable with an open submission form; filter views by scenario and tool; each case includes toolchain, prompts, outcomes, and pitfalls; user voting and comments; weekly digest via email.
- Revenue
- Free browsing, paid subscription for weekly digest and deep dives; premium cases (full workflow templates) sold as one-off purchases; affiliate promotion with AI tool vendors.
- Why now
- Agent tools are exploding but user knowledge is fragmented, and the community needs a decentralized set of real use cases; indie developers can validate quickly with a lightweight content product.
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