Per-Customer AI Agents Require New Product Design Patterns
Product teams deploying individual AI agents per customer encounter unexpected changes in engagement patterns, support needs, and scaling dynamics. Discussion explores how traditional SaaS assumptions break when each user has a persistent AI. No specific pain point or solution gap identified.
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