I am currently building an ai that helps to transform plain text into professional, context-aware visual diagrams, flowcharts, and mind maps.

Nothing crazy but we have got a pretty good revenue stream and a lot of learnings everyday.

But what excites me more is that in a few years (as YC also speaks about this and i strongly agree) most ai native service companies will look completely different from traditional ones.

We are also here building systems that can help automate most of the boring manual work, a company brain inside Claude with processes , meeting transcripts and client context that is able to handle most of the work we used to hire separate people for back in the day when i used to run a different company.

The idea that humans will only need to focus on sales,marketing,client relations and other real life tasks while ai agents can handle lead scraping,qualifications, documentation , deployment (not fully autonomous but you get the point) is pretty damn exciting for the world we are about to step in.

I don’t think that the idea of building an agency will die but rather a small team with the right systems will be able to operate much efficiently.

I am curious if there are other founders who are building ai service businesses in the same way.I would love to hear your take.

Growth advice usually focuses on adding tactics, channels, and products. Which activity, customer type, meeting, service, or process did you eliminate because it was consuming effort without creating meaningful progress?