Not every App needs an interface
Some workflows are designed to be operated by agents
A recurring task is usually the first signal.
The skill starts as a recipe to save the process.
Then the skill gets tools. Not just “how to do the job”, but parts of the job itself.
But if you keep going, another shift happens: a few skills start working together.
One prepares the input. Another transforms it. Another schedules, publishes, archives, etc.
Suddenly, you have a small system, with all the things that makes software useful: inputs, rules, tools, workflows, outputs and definition of done.
But one part if unusual: the interface.
No dashboard. No buttons. No screens.
You describe what you want, the agent picks the right skill, follows the rules, runs the scripts, and reports back with result or blocker.
That’s where the magic starts: you create apps that are not for humans to click through.
They are made for agents to operate, while still being guided by you, with the convenience of natural language.
If you have recurring work that should probably become a system, let’s talk.