The market for intelligent agents is expected to grow exponentially, reaching close to USD 100 billion by 2030 with a CAGR of 48.9%.Companies like Microsoft and Nvidia are investing significantly in autonomous agent technologies to facilitate enterprise adoption.The maturation of Large Language Models (LLMs) has enabled agents to transition from research labs to real-world applications.Product Managers need to shift towards understanding, managing, and strategizing for autonomous agents to drive product innovation.The user interaction model is evolving towards Intent-Based Outcomes (IBO), where users define goals while agents handle execution.Product Managers must now focus on defining objectives, setting constraints, and measuring success metrics for autonomous agents.Building trust becomes crucial in a world filled with autonomous agents, emphasizing transparency, observability, and user control.Product Managers must reframe problems in terms of goals, identify automation opportunities, and prioritize understanding user intent.The transition to autonomous agents requires a shift in design thinking towards creating trusted, intelligent digital teammates.Investments in agent technologies are rapidly increasing, signaling a significant shift in product strategy towards autonomous agents.