The AI market moves so fast that your business idea can expire before launch

1.5 years ago, n8n was everywhere. People were building workflows for everything. YouTubers, creators, agencies… Everyone was talking about automation. Then the market shifted. 4–5 months ago, OpenClaw became the trend. Suddenly everyone was building AI agents. Mostly hype. Now the next wave is already here: Agentic AI. Claude has stayed relevant the entire time. Not because of hype. Because the models are actually powerful. People now use Claude Code, Claude AI, and agentic systems to replace entire workflows manually built before. And now Codex is becoming a serious competitor too. OpenAI keeps shipping stronger models like GPT-5.5, plugins, automation features, coding tools, and integrations. Every few weeks the market changes again. That’s the craziest part about AI right now: One new feature from OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google can destroy hundreds of SaaS products overnight. Example: A year ago people loved n8n workflows. Today many users just ask Claude AI or Claude Code to connect apps, write scripts, automate tasks, and build workflows dynamically. The workflow itself became invisible. That’s why I think starting an n8n automation agency today is risky. Not impossible. Just late. AI is moving insanely fast right now. Every week: * new models * new agents * new features * new products And sometimes one feature kills an entire startup category. Most people are still building for yesterday’s market. The winners are building for where attention is moving next. What are you using the most right now? Claude AI, Codex, n8n, OpenClaw, or something else?