Embage
Embage is making a bold move by putting agent-building power directly into customers' hands, not just internal teams. Combine that with runnable workflows and analysis, and you've got a product that could seriously change how SaaS products offer automation. It's a self-service bet that might pay off big if the execution is solid.
The workflow-plus-analysis part is what hooks me. Agents alone are just party tricks unless they actually do something. Tying them to concrete actions with built-in insights suggests Embage cares about outcomes, not demos. That's the kind of thinking that builds sticky products.
I'd still want to know how much setup the customers need and whether the analysis is truly helpful or just surface-level charts. If Embage can prove real value quickly, it might become the default layer for customer-facing automation. I'm curious to see their traction.