What this is
A directory of AI agent use cases that actually make sense, written for people who are new to this. Each entry tells you what the agent does, what you need, and how to build it. Plain language, concrete steps, no futurism.
Why this exists
When I started with agents in 2025, my question wasn't "how do they work". It was "what do I actually do with this". The internet's answer was a thousand YouTube videos with the same three use cases, each presented as a revolution. A morning briefing. Wow.
So this is the database I wanted back then: specific, repeatable, boring in the good way.
Who it's for
People who still use AI like a slightly better Google and are starting to wonder what all this agent talk actually means. You don't need to code. You need one real use case that fits your life, and then a second one.
If you're already orchestrating multi-agent pipelines: you don't need inspiration, you need sleep. This site is not for you.
How use cases get in
The honest version: I don't build all of these myself. I collect them from the wild (community automation templates, YouTube, Reddit), filter out the vapor, and rewrite them so a normal person can follow along. A few I've built myself; most I haven't, and I don't pretend otherwise. Every entry carries a last-verified date, and if something smells like a demo that never ran outside a screen recording, it stays out.
Running agents every day doesn't make me right. But it makes me hard to impress.
Who's behind it
I'm Mario. 15 years in marketing and product, based in Austria. At home I run a fleet of AI agents across 8 machines. They try to do genuinely useful work and occasionally invent numbers, which is why everything in this directory gets read with suspicion before it gets in. On X: @alohamario_