◇ Could this help me?
Yes for the skills framing, with the earnings claim set aside. The genuinely useful content is the list of what shipping an agent into production requires, which is pricing, security risk, domain specifics, framework choice, and ongoing observability and maintainability, and the observation that the agents people want are ones that fit into workflows that already exist rather than standalone demos. Treat the monthly rates as listings on a marketplace rather than evidence of what anyone earns, and read what rights a platform takes over a submitted agent and what data it would be granted before uploading anything. General practice.
I want to build an AI agent that would hold up in production rather than as a demo. Pick a specific workflow I describe below, and help me scope an agent around it that fits how the work is already done rather than replacing it wholesale. Then walk me through the production concerns one at a time: how to price it, what the security risks are given the data it touches, what observability I need to tell whether it is working, and what maintaining it looks like once it is running. Finish with an honest assessment of which of these my current build cannot yet satisfy.