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Build your own AI agent vs Relying on ChatGPT/Muse agent with MCP?

I think in the future, each person will have a personal AI agent that manages most of their tasks and connects to different apps and services. If that’s where we’re heading, does it still make sense for every company to build its own agent? Or should companies focus on exposing their tools and APIs…

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  1. 2026-09-21 13:32 · r/AI_Agents
    Build your own AI agent vs Relying on ChatGPT/Muse agent with MCP?

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