[pbw]

Whether this exact approach catches on or not, it's turning the corner from "teaching AIs to develop using tools that were designed for humans" to "inventing new tools and techniques that are designed specifically for AI use". This makes sense because AIs are not human; they have different strengths and limitations.

[thethimble]

Absolutely. The limitations of AI (namely statelessness) require us to rethink our interfaces. It seems like there's going to be a new discipline of "UX for agents" or maybe even just Agent Experience or AX.

Software that has great AX will become significantly more useful in the same way that good UX has been critical.