AI Agents

AI agents go beyond answering a single request. Given a goal, they plan steps and carry them out: researching across sources, browsing websites, filling in forms, using connected apps, writing and running code, and checking their own progress. Some are ready-made assistants for specific jobs. Others are platforms and frameworks for building your own. Because agents act on your behalf, compare them carefully. Look at how reliably they finish real tasks, not just polished demos. Check what access they need, whether you can limit it, and whether they ask for approval before spending money, sending messages or changing data. See how they log what they did so you can review it. Pricing can be usage-based and hard to predict on long tasks, so set limits. Start with low-risk work and expand once you trust the results.