Agents now let one person build specialized apps for their own workflow
cnakazawa · x · 2026-07-28
- The author argues that agents have made it realistic to build specialized apps for very specific workflows.
- He says he built two daily-use apps in the past few months: a code review app and a markdown app for notes, meetings, and people.
- The broader point is that software no longer has to target a large market to be worth building: with agents, a single-user product can be viable.
- He describes this as a major shift from the pre-agent era, when building “the app of my dreams” would have taken months of full-time work.
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