What I find exciting about Kite is the possibility of making AI agents useful beyond a single application.
Imagine an agent that can understand your goal, find the right service, coordinate with another agent, and complete a task without you manually connecting every step. That sounds simple, but making it reliable is a much harder problem.
For me, that’s where Kite becomes interesting. The real value of the agent economy won’t come from agents simply being smarter; it will come from giving them the infrastructure to interact, coordinate, and operate responsibly.
We’re still early, but I think this infrastructure layer could become one of the most important pieces of the next generation of digital services.