Translate to Simplified Chinese Language: workspace.google.com %% r/aiagents %% • %% • %% But after digging in… it’s not. %% Here’s why: Everyone’s building drag-and-drop agent builders. They’re all solving for the same 5% of users who already understand error handling, logic flows, and some basic automation. The other 95%? They won’t touch it with a 10-foot pole. %% It’s plain English → working workflow. %% Just: “I need this to do X when Y happens” → working solution. %% But after trying it out, here’s the truth: %% → Zero reason to migrate %% I use Claude for copy, Gemini for analysis, GPT for… honestly, the easy stuff. %% Being forced into GPT is like being told you can only use a butter knife to cut down a tree. GPT’s that cousin at family dinners — everyone says they’re great, you nod along, but you’re not sure what they actually bring to the table. %% Your integrations work. Your team knows the platform. Your automations run. “OpenAI native” isn’t a benefit when you can already call their API from anywhere and use better models for specific jobs. %% r/AiAutomations