All right, listen up. There's a new AI
tool that just dropped and it's
basically trying to replace your entire
office suite with agents. I'm talking
documents, spreadsheets, slide decks,
podcasts, even websites, all from one
prompt. And the crazy part, it can
research hundreds of web pages in
minutes to build you stuff that would
normally take hours or even days. I'm
going to show you exactly what this
thing does and how people are already
using it to make money. Hey there. So,
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So, here's what most people don't get
about AI tools right now. Everyone's
still using Chat GPT. Like, it's 2023.
They're typing in one prompt, getting
one answer, copying and pasting into
Google Docs, then jumping over to Canva
to make slides, then back to another
tool for research. It's a mess. You're
basically doing the same amount of work
just with AI sprinkled on top. Skywork
Super Agents is different. This thing is
built like a team of specialists. You've
got a document agent, a slides agent, a
sheets agent, a podcast agent, and even
a webpage agent. Each one knows exactly
what it's supposed to do. And here's the
kicker. They all work together under one
main planner that coordinates
everything. So instead of you being the
project manager jumping between five
different tools, the AI does it for you.
Let me break down what each agent
actually does. The document agent can
pump out research reports, business
plans, blog posts, even contracts with
proper citations and formatting. The
slides agent builds you full
presentation decks with layouts, fonts,
images, the whole thing. The Sheets
agent analyzes data, runs calculations,
builds charts. The podcast agent turns
your text into actual audio content with
voice synthesis. And the webpage agent
creates structured web pages or mini
sites from just a brief.
Now, before you think this is just
another overhyped AI tool, here's what
makes it legit. Skywork scored 82.42 on
something called the Gaia benchmark.
That's higher than OpenAI's deep
research tool. What does that mean in
real terms? It means when this thing
does research, it's actually digging
deep. We're talking scanning hundreds of
web pages per task, not just surface
level stuff. And look, I used to work
full-time as a mechanic. I was turning
wrenches every single day. But thanks to
learning how to use tools like this,
I've been able to transition to making
money full-time online. The difference
between where I was and where I am now
came down to one thing. Understanding
how to use AI tools to deliver actual
value to businesses, not just playing
around with them.
So, let me show you where this gets
interesting for making money. Most
people are going to use Skywork to make
their own work easier. Cool. Uh, but
that's not where the opportunity is. The
opportunity is in the gap between what
businesses need and what they know how
to do with AI. Think about it. A local
law firm needs a 40-page research report
on new regulations. Normally, they'd pay
a parallegal 20 hours to put that
together. With Skyworks document agent,
you could have a fully cited, properly
formatted report done in under an hour.
A real estate agency needs a polished
investor deck for a new development
project. The slides agent can build that
while you're getting coffee. Here's what
I'm seeing work right now. People are
packaging these agents as done for you
services. You're not selling Skywork.
You're selling the output. Research
reports for consultants, slide decks for
sales teams, data analysis for marketing
agencies, podcast production for coaches
and experts. These are all things
businesses already pay for. You're just
delivering it 10 times faster.
One feature that actually matters here
is something called clarification cards.
Before Skywork just runs with your
prompt, it asks you follow-up questions.
What's your goal? Who's the audience?
What's the style? What are the
constraints? This is huge because it
stops the AI from going off in the wrong
direction. You're not wasting credits on
garbage outputs you have to redo three
times. The interface is set up around
workspaces, not chats. So, you pick
which agent you need, tell it what type
of task you're doing, answer those
clarification questions, and then it
builds you the actual artifact. You're
working with real documents, real
slides, real spreadsheets, not just text
in a chat window that you have to copy
paste somewhere else.
Now, let's talk about pricing because
this matters if you're thinking about
offering this as a service. Skywork runs
on credits. New users get 500 credits
per day for the first month, then 500
credits per week after that. The paid
plan is about 20 bucks a month or 150
bucks a year. That gets you deeper
research, priority processing, higher
credit limits, and commercial use
rights. Here's the play. If you're
running an agency or doing client work,
that paid plan pays for itself with one
client. Let's say you charge a business
500 bucks for a research report and
slide deck combo. Your cost is 20 bucks
for the month. You do that twice and
you're profitable. Do it 10 times and
you're printing money. If you're finding
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All right, so let me give you some
specific ways people are using this
right now. Consultants are using the
document agent to create industry
reports and white papers. Instead of
spending weeks researching and writing,
they're pumping these out in a day.
Marketing agencies are using the slides
agent to create pitch decks and client
presentations. Real estate agents are
using it to build property analysis
reports with the sheets agent pulling in
market data and building charts
automatically. Here's one that's sneaky
good. Podcast production. A lot of
coaches, consultants, and small business
owners know they should have a podcast,
but they don't because it's too much
work. The podcast agent can turn written
content into full audio episodes with
voice synthesis. You could offer podcast
production as a service where you're
just feeding the AI their blog posts or
interviews and turning them into
episodes. Another money maker is
investor reports for small businesses.
Think about local businesses that want
to get a loan or bring on investors.
They need detailed financial
projections, market analysis, and
competitor research, all packaged into a
professional document. The sheets agent
can crunch the numbers while the
document agent writes the analysis. You
could charge 1,000 to 3,000 bucks per
report and knock it out in a few hours
instead of a few days. The webpage agent
is another one people are sleeping on.
Small businesses need landing pages,
product pages, many sites for campaigns.
Most of them are paying 500 to 2,000
bucks for a basic landing page. With
Skywork, you can build structured web
pages from a brief in minutes. You're
not replacing a full custom website, but
for simple stuff, it's more than good
enough.
Now, here's the thing nobody's talking
about. The real power is in stacking
these agents together. You're not just
using one at a time. Let's say a client
needs a full campaign package. You use
the document agent to research their
market and write the strategy. Then the
slides agent builds the presentation
deck. Then the webpage agent creates the
landing page. Then the podcast agent
turns the strategy into an audio brief
for their team. That's a $5,000 package
you just delivered in a few hours.
Compare that to the old way. You'd need
a researcher, a writer, a designer, a
web developer, and an audio producer. Or
you'd need five different tools, and
you'd be the one stitching everything
together. With Skywork, it's all in one
place, and the agents coordinate with
each other.
But let me be real with you about
something. This tool is not magic. You
still need to know what good output
looks like. If you don't know what a
solid research report needs, the AI
can't read your mind. If you've never
built a pitch deck before, you won't
know if what Skywork gives you is
actually good or just looks good. The
tool makes you faster, but you still
need the skills. That's why I always
tell people in my community, learn the
fundamentals first. Understand what
businesses actually need. Know what
quality work looks like. Then use AI to
scale up. Don't try to fake it and hope
the AI covers for you. That's how you
end up with unhappy clients and a bad
reputation.
Here's my honest take on Skywork super
agents. It's not going to replace
everything. You're still going to need
human judgment, client communication,
and strategy. But for the actual
production work, the research, the
writing, the slide building, the data
analysis, this thing is a serious
timesaver. The businesses that win with
AI aren't the ones using it to cut
corners. They're the ones using it to
deliver more value in less time. They're
taking on more clients. They're
expanding their service offerings.
They're building businesses that would
have required a full team 5 years ago.
And look, I get it. Every week there's a
new AI tool that claims to change
everything. Most of them are just hype.
But when a tool scores higher than
OpenAI's research tool on actual
benchmarks and gives you five
specialized agents that work together,
that's worth paying attention to. If you
want to try this out, they've got a free
tier to test it. 500 credits a day for
your first month. That's enough to
actually see what it can do. Build a few
reports, make some slide decks, see if
the quality is good enough for client
work, then decide if the paid plan makes
sense. So, here's what I want you to do.
First, go grab my free four-part AI
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Second, try out Skywork and see if it
fits into your workflow. Don't just play
with it. Actually use it for something
real. Build something you could show a
client. See where it saves you time and
where you still need to step in. And
third, drop a comment below. Tell me
what kind of services you're thinking
about offering with tools like this. The
real Nick reads every comment and he
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