The 18-month window: who builds the trusted resources agents need?
The real opportunity here is bigger than any single Cloudflare product launch. AI agents are going to need clean, trusted, and useful resources to do their jobs. The people who figure out how to build and monetize those resources — and who launch in the next 18 months — are positioned to do something significant. The wedge is identifying what agents need, who the customer is, what a first version looks like, how to sell it, and how to grow it into a real company. The window is open right now.
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