Personally, I had the idea of creating a wrapper that, when given a photo of a product, extracts its ingredients and claimed benefits, then tells you whether it’s “vaporwave” based on actual research, while also linking to better products that contain the same key active ingredients at concentrations proven to be effective. But I suck at getting customers so I let it go.
Terrible take unfortunately in my opinion, anyone that has ever used an AI browser agent knows that the technology is not only extremely dangerous but highly unreliable to the point that almost no task over a hundred different attempts, succeeds. UI / Html and orchestration is just too complex not only at the moment but I expect in the future too, other than being extremely expensive and protection bound by captcha that requires vision which is slow, clunky, difficult to bypass (for most high quality captchas where you have to slide and move things).
What's written is in theory correct, but in practicality where agents are terrible with UI's and Browsers, this is so far fetched that is, for now, science fiction
It's true that agents don't, by nature, write good skills,
but it's also true that creating an agent that scours for research papers and then feeds them to another agent instructed on how to perfectly extract skills from research in an applicable and high density manner, works.
I have in just a few hours extracted and created over 200 reverse engineering and exploit research skills that were immediately used for research.