The Death of UX (Agentic Interfaces)
agentic interfaces move beyond buttons and forms toward 'intent-viewports' where the machine anticipates the user's next move. This collapses the traditional 80-tool tax into a single glass viewport.
The Friction of Choice
Every button is a failure of prediction. Legacy UX is built on the assumption that the user must navigate a complex landscape of tools to reach an outcome. Agentic Engineering flips this: the tool navigates the landscape to reach the user. We are architecting 'glass viewports'—interfaces that provide absolute clarity without the weight of traditional interaction models.
Intent Persistence
In a 'glass' paradigm, the interface is no longer a destination; it is a conduit. Agents maintain a persistent understanding of the user's momentum, surfacing only the high-leverage data and actions required in the moment. The interface doesn't just respond; it reflects the architect's belief system.
01Interfaces are friction
Every click is a failure of prediction. The goal of Agentic Engineering is zero-click fulfillment.
02The unmediated viewport
Users don't want tools; they want outcomes. Agents bridge the gap between intent and reality.