Senior Engineer (10y+). Leveraging AI to build products that solve real-world problems. Focused on shipping code and practical engineering, not just hype.
Another perspective on this is the growing integration of “Product features” into the main UI of models. Recently, ChatGPT launched Sites and Claude with Claude Design. Initially, every product started incorporating AI into its products, but with more powerful models and labs developing their own harnesses, we now have the concept of a generic personal agent that attempts to centralize every problem into its own UI and ecosystem or connectors/plugins.
It appears that the products that align with this new trend are those that focus on extending the personal agent with tools, external data sources, and infrastructure. As you mentioned, the UI and UX matter less if the personal agent is the one managing the entire experience.
Another perspective on this is the growing integration of “Product features” into the main UI of models. Recently, ChatGPT launched Sites and Claude with Claude Design. Initially, every product started incorporating AI into its products, but with more powerful models and labs developing their own harnesses, we now have the concept of a generic personal agent that attempts to centralize every problem into its own UI and ecosystem or connectors/plugins.
It appears that the products that align with this new trend are those that focus on extending the personal agent with tools, external data sources, and infrastructure. As you mentioned, the UI and UX matter less if the personal agent is the one managing the entire experience.
I really like this framing. I have also noticed this growing integration of Product features into the UI of models.