There’s always a little magic in seeing what people build—and this week’s agents deliver that spark in spades. From problem-solving powerhouses to unexpectedly delightful helpers, these new creations show off the versatility of agentic thinking. Whether you’re a developer, a domain expert, or just curious about what’s possible, this roundup captures the kind of inventiveness that makes the Agent.ai community so fun to follow.
Built by: Caleb T.
What it does:
This agent queries top AI models (Claude Sonnet 4, ChatGPT 4o-mini, Gemini 2.5 Pro) with your search question—and a few smart variations—to see how your brand or topic shows up across platforms.
Why we love it:
As AI assistants become the first stop for information, a new kind of SEO is emerging. This agent helps you understand and improve your visibility in model-generated answers. It’s a forward-thinking tool for marketers, brand managers, and anyone focused on discoverability in the age of AI search.
Built by: Nathanael Yellis
What it does:
This assistant helps define, configure, and deploy Custom Behavioral Events in HubSpot. It maps your business goals to actionable event recommendations—with schema guidance and ready-to-use code.
Why we love it:
Custom event tracking is one of the most powerful (and underused) features in HubSpot. But it’s not exactly plug-and-play—until now. This agent bridges the technical gap with a structured, step-by-step experience that brings marketers and developers into sync. It’s especially valuable for teams chasing better attribution, sharper automation, and richer reporting.
Built by: Michael Ahn
What it does:
Designed for trial attorneys, this agent helps draft voir dire questions and explore potential themes during the jury selection process.
Why we love it:
Jury selection is a strategic, high-stakes moment. This agent gives legal teams a thoughtful way to prepare, surfacing narrative angles and critical considerations that might otherwise be missed. It’s a subtle but powerful tool that supports sharper, more confident courtroom strategy.
Built by: Jason Burke
What it does:
Planning a trip? Tell this agent where you're going, what your group enjoys, and any accessibility needs—it’ll suggest inclusive, fun activities tailored to your plans.
Why we love it:
Accessibility should be a core part of planning, not an afterthought. This agent brings it to the forefront, surfacing recommendations that are inclusive without being generic. The best part? It doesn’t compromise on joy or experience—it just expands the invitation to everyone.
There’s something especially satisfying about watching how different builders tackle different challenges. From courtroom prep to customer data strategy to inclusive travel, this week’s agents remind us just how far you can go with the right idea—and the right tools.
Feeling inspired? Keep an eye out for the upcoming Community Choice Award nominees, which we’ll announce soon. Until then, give these great new agents a try, and keep building.
