Show Notes
Turn always-on AI into useful client work. Jaeden and Jamie explore Dots and Muse, including automated SEO audits, email triage, draft replies, and meeting follow-up. They discuss which repetitive business tasks agents could handle, how cloud agents differ from a computer that must stay on, and the access and privacy tradeoffs to consider. A practical look at the workflows behind an AI automation service.
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