For builders
Built a useful AI tool? Keep it simple.
Bring one clear AI agent. Explain what it does, who it helps, what it touches, and how a human stays in control.
Best fit
- one clear job
- clear permissions
- repeatable setup
- honest limits
What you need to show
Clear job
A business or home user should get it fast.
Clear permissions
Say what it can do, what it can access, and what it cannot do.
Real product
It should feel like a product, not a vague service.
Good fit vs bad fit
Good fit
- support triage or routing
- draft prep with review
- clear input and output
- clear buyer use case
Bad fit
- generic AI assistant pitch
- unclear permissions
- too much custom work
- no clear test path
What review looks for
Honest scope
Say where the tool starts and stops.
Declared capabilities
Say what systems it touches.
Support readiness
Be ready to help early buyers.
Simple seller steps
- Apply with one tool.
- Explain scope, permissions, and setup.
- Go through review.
- Support early buyers.
A small, honest, useful tool is better than a giant promise.
If people cannot understand it fast, it is not ready yet.
The best tools are easy to explain and easy to trust.