What amazes me about ICM is how different it is from traditional software.
Normal software is built by a team around a fixed set of features. You get what they built, and if you need something else, you buy another tool or wait for an update.
With ICM, I can build as many personal tools as I want. A workflow I repeat becomes a small system of folders and files that my AI can run. If it isn't right, I change it. If a better idea comes along, I scrap it and build a better version, all without waiting on a vendor or paying a developer.
It's living software. It changes when I change, it grows as my work grows, and it's mine.
An idea in my head can become a working system the same day.
In ICM, your workflow is your software.