Amin Bhojani

Agenten

The personal agent is about to become the most valuable piece of software real estate since the iPhone home screen.Amin Bhojani

Om AI-agenter, og hvordan de tager rutinearbejdet ud af arbejdsdagen.

How AI agents take the busywork out of a day, and two demos you can try: an agent running your inbox and your fantasy football team. Scroll to play it.

Today, you are the glue between your apps.

A working day is hundreds of small hops. Read the mail, check the calendar, open the spreadsheet, copy a number, paste it into a reply, book the thing, file the receipt.

Each app is smart on its own. The work between them is still you.

Say what you want. The agent does the hops.

An agent takes a goal, not a click. It works out the steps, uses your apps the way you would, checks its own work and comes back with the result.

Anything that spends money or speaks for you waits for your OK.

  1. Understand
  2. Plan
  3. Act
  4. Check
  5. Report

Your calendar keeps the deep work. The agent takes the rest.

An illustrative day. The long blocks are yours. Every dot underneath is something the agent handled in the background, from sorting the inbox to matching invoices to finding Thursday's train.

Personal agents are already here.

MuseMeta
Launched in September 2026. Remembers your preferences, books travel and fills in forms, and keeps working after you close the app. It asks before sensitive steps.
dotsOpenAI
Launched at DevDay on 29 September 2026. Works inside tools like Slack and Teams, and OpenAI plans for teams of dots working together on your behalf.
Grok BotxAI
Several named bots share one cloud computer. They browse, run tools and message each other.

Until now, only a few people had someone to handle the busywork for them. These agents will benefit everyone.

Plug in your life. Try it.

Connect an account once and the agent works in it like a personal assistant. It reads, sorts, drafts and suggests.

You decide what it may do on its own. Anything that sends, spends or signs waits for your OK.

Two examples: your inbox, and your fantasy football team. Same agent, very different parts of a life.

Your agent

The same agent, everywhere else

A demo with made-up emails, people, players and numbers. Nothing here connects to a real account.

Then every team gets one, and companies run on them.

Inside companies the same idea scales out: an agent for each person, agents for each team, working across finance, sales and operations.

What makes it safe at scale is the layer around it: permissions, approvals, budgets and a log of every action.

The personal agent is about to become the most valuable piece of software real estate since the iPhone home screen.
Amin Bhojani

The home screen made the app the unit of software. The agent makes your goal the unit. The one agent you talk to first will hold the relationship.

Sources: Meta on Muse, TechCrunch on dots, MindStudio on Grok Bot. The day shown is an illustration, not measured data.

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