A workflow-product builder is collecting repetitive tasks worth handing to an AI agent
AykutSek · reddit · 2026-07-21
A workflow-product builder asks which repetitive task you would trust an AI agent to own
The poster asks readers to name one repetitive work process they would actually trust an AI agent to handle, especially if it spans multiple tools, manual copy-paste, incomplete data, or a human approval step.
They plan to pick three replies, turn each into a real editable workflow, and post back the graph plus the exact prompt. The goal is to find real problems instead of another made-up agent demo, in a product called ModuleX.
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