Connor

Currently trying to validate if my idea is actually worth building, not getting any real feedback tho, anyone mind giving me some genuine comments on if people will actually use my website?

the idea is: a 24-month market entry simulation in which the user enters their product and the website launches it to a ton of ai agents and then gives an overview of wether the product will succeed or fail. (this was just a quick description, not brief definition)

Honest confession from the trenches:

I spent months building agents before I understood why they kept failing.

The models were good. The tools were connected. The logic was right.

But every session they showed up like it was day one.

No memory of last quarter's failures. No knowledge of how we actually price things. No idea what the client hated last time.

Smart. Useless.

The problem wasn't the agents. It was that we never onboarded them.

We spend months onboarding a new employee. We hand them documentation, walk them through processes, tell them what blew up before and why.

Then we deploy an agent with a two-paragraph prompt and wonder why it doesn't perform.

The fix isn't better models. It's a Company Brain one persistent layer that holds everything the business knows, so every agent wakes up already understanding how the company operates.

Not just context. A foundation.

Still building it. But this is the thing I wish someone told me before I built 28 agents that forgot everything every morning.