the rumor is openai drops “agent builder” tomorrow and wow, if that's true thats a BIG DEAL
for the 12 months, people have been stitching together tools like n8n, zapier, make, vapi, and claude workflows to simulate autonomy.
it worked but it was duct tape.
now IMAGINE that entire stack, native to openai, with one-click access to MCP, chatkit widgets, and every model they’ve trained (no API chaos. no patchwork. one smooth canvas)
this is what happens when ai moves from tool to infrastructure.
before: you needed 10 tabs, 5 plugins, and a weekend to build an agent.
after: you’ll drag a few blocks, add logic, hit “publish,” and deploy a production-ready workflow.
what app store did for software, agent builder COULD do for intelligence.
it’s the beginning of the “no-code ai economy,” where building an autonomous agent is as simple as building a notion template. developers get leverage.
non-technical founders get superpowers. businesses get workflows that run 24/7 without ops teams.
openai might launch the app store for intelligence tomorrow.
the DOWNSTREAM effects:
- zapier and n8n lose their monopoly on automation
- claude and perplexity become upstream research assistants for agent networks
- indie agents replace indie apps
– data becomes the new code
tomorrow's dev day should be INTERESTING.