Personal IP Trumps Generic Skills: The Value of Custom AI Agents
dotey · x · 2026-08-06
The author argues that in the AI era, the core value of personal IP and methodologies is becoming increasingly prominent. LLMs themselves are already the ultimate 'standardized products', and the most effective Agent workflows are often custom-built and iterated over time by individuals.
Instead of relying on generic public skills, users prefer to utilize personalized skills shared by niche experts or friends. Ultimately, it is more important to follow the person and their underlying philosophy than just the skill itself.
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