Nick from Orgo walks through a battle-tested playbook for solopreneurs to build high-margin AI agent businesses, targeting legacy industries like law, insurance, and real estate while avoiding heavily regulated sectors like healthcare and finance. The core offer is positioned as an 'AI Employee'—not a technical tool—with unlimited usage, proactive monitoring, and white-glove support, priced at $5K–$10K/month depending on the agent tier (OpenClaw vs. Hermes). Customer acquisition leans heavily on content-driven authority, while delivery relies on a lean, interoperable stack: Granola for context capture, Trello for scope control, Loom for updates, Superhuman for email, Asana for internal ops, and Orgo + Composio for agent infrastructure. Model selection is tactical—GPT-5.5 for tool calling, GLM/Kimi for lightweight tasks, Opus-4.7 for long-horizon coding. Obsidian serves as a contextual 'second brain', and cloud computers (via Orgo) enable secure, scalable agent deployment—often bootstrapping other agents autonomously. Reliability hinges on watchdogs, observability alerts, and smart gateway choices like Hermes. The takeaway: with focused verticals, clear positioning, and composable tools, solopreneurs can reliably deliver enterprise-grade automation.