Design

your app should be the bare minimum ui and a text input

Products with extensive/rich UIs lots of sliders, switches, menus, with no scripting support, and built on opaque, custom, binary formats are ngmi in the era of heavy human+AI collaboration.

If an LLM can't read the underlying representations and manipulate them and all of the

Andrej Karpathy

your app should be the bare minimum ui and a text input
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(behind the text input is a plaintext settings file)

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the adobe suite is my kryptonite. every time i open photoshop or illustrator, i can **describe** what i want, but it’s impossible for me to use the tool to get it.

skill issue ofc, but it’s just not worth the time sink for me

wild the examples here are creative software like the adobe suite 

like that’s exactly where I would want it to stay more human…?? the art, the creation process

lmao let’s get rid of all joy and beauty in life to make it easier for LLMs

yes

great idea

maybe the distinction is apps for work and apps for pleasure. to enjoy the “process” or not.

i.e. adobe can still adobe, but a newcomer (or adobe themselves) can make things accessible to models to ease use.

Simplicity of UX is for sure going to matter as agents will be interfacing with the apps. That said, I expect consumer-based interfaces to become way more visually rich and game-like over time, not less (Airbnb is a great example of this)