Self-Healing Interfaces
self-healing interfaces use agents to dynamically adjust the UI layout and logic to resolve a user's frustration or error state in real-time.
UX as a Living Organism
Standard interfaces are static and brittle. If a user gets stuck, the UI remains indifferent. A self-healing interface is a living organism. When an agent detects a repetitive click-pattern or a 'rage-click', it refracts the UI—moving a button, simplifying a form, or surfacing a missing data point—to align with the user's momentum.
Dynamic Logic Patching
If a user encounters a legitimate bug, the agentic layer can often 'route around' it. By adjusting the client-side logic on the fly, the agent ensures the user reaches their objective while the core engineers receive a high-fidelity bug report with a suggested permanent fix. The user experience never breaks; it only adapts.
0199% Friction Reduction
Adaptive UIs reduce user drop-off rates by manifesting the next logical action.
02The Vanishing Support Queue
When the interface heals itself, 80% of support queries never reach a human.