AI User Experiences
There's a lot of talk about software (and languages) not built for us lowly human beings, but exclusively for AI agents. But at least while people still matter (hopefully always), the UX intended for human beings needs to be first class in a way that it was before conversational UIs came onto the scene.
Right now, an LLM can send walls of text back at you, and many user interfaces just show text and call it a day. It might be 4 paragraphs of text, when a single paragraph and a chart would have done a far better job. Hard to call that a delightful user experience.
Software built only for agents doesn't need any of this. Software built for people does.
When building Talent Hustler I heavily modified TipTap to provide a rich AI chat experience which rendered dynamic user interfaces based on responses from the LLM and was context aware (knew what the user was looking at in the conversation).
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I also integrated AI functionality into a text editor with my own custom implementation, allowing for auto-complete, suggestions based on the context of where the user was in the document, and attribution / provenance.
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