LIDDELL Inc. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Koichi Fukuda; hereinafter referred to as Liddell), which develops a "human-centric marketing business" that combines fan communities with AI, with SNS and influencer marketing at its core, will begin offering a service to support companies in utilizing and in-house developing AI agents from June 30, 2026 (Tuesday). Constantly inputting instructions into an AI chat, checking the output, and forwarding it to the next person in charge. As long as people are bogged down in this "connecting work," the ceiling for productivity will not change. This service is based on Liddell's knowledge of AI utilization, which has been tested in its own operations and refined through training and implementation support for many companies. It supports the introduction, utilization, and in-house development of AI agents tailored to each company's business environment. We will start with the initial setup of an environment where AI can be utilized, and through operational advice, we will create a state where companies can easily incorporate AI into their daily operations. We will then proceed with support for individual construction of AI agents according to business workflows, training, manualization, regular meetings, and PDCA operational support. ■AI is being used. But ultimately, aren't people still connecting the work through checks and corrections? Emails, chats, spreadsheets, task management, meeting minutes... The more convenient AI tools become, the more "connecting work" such as consolidation, transcription, verification, organization, and cross-referencing piles up on people. Even when using AI chats like ChatGPT or Gemini, people are still responsible for inputting instructions, receiving answers, and then organizing and executing them. Unless this cycle is eliminated, organizations cannot focus on generating results. These voices are accumulating in the workplace. It still takes one to two hours for one pe