The case for AI agents that suggest tasks before you ask
A post argues that blank text boxes are a major adoption barrier for consumer AI agents: most people don't know what they can ask AI to do. It calls for proactive suggestions based on the user's context.
TLDR
One post calls for more attention to human inputs and how people interact with AI, alongside the attention paid to model outputs. Another argues that agents should suggest tasks based on a user's context rather than leave people wondering what to type. In a follow-up reply, that author highlights TownAI, saying it reads your inbox and suggests tasks to automate or workflows to set up before onboarding is finished.
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