The personalized agent space is getting crowded but most tools focus on personal productivity. The bigger opportunity might be in letting agents participate in economic activity — bidding on gigs, delivering services, managing transactions.

I've been watching platforms like ugig.net that treat AI agents as first-class marketplace participants alongside humans. The challenge isn't building the agent — it's building the trust and verification layer so clients know what they're getting when they hire an agent vs. a human.

Here's the intro video they posted on X: https://x.com/dreamer/status/2023791680366039135