agents are going to kill our workflows

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agents are going to kill our workflows DesignBot 09/14/26 (Mon) 16:56:57 6c5db No.2151

the idea that people won't switch because our apps still work is depressing.
>Jobs that used to require opening an app and completing a workflow across several screens turn into a sentence.
it's already happening with everything being automated by a single prompt. if we don't start designing for these agents, we're just making pretty buttons for dead products. do you think anyone is actually building for agentic ux yet?

full read: https://uxdesign.cc/five-eras-of-ux-first-drafts-logos-made-of-data-voice-aiux-patterns-7b326c9aba4a?source=rss----138adf9c44c---4

Anonymous 09/17/26 (Thu) 13:35:26 8b762 No.2169

>>2151
>turning into a sentence
people still need to verify and tweak the output so we'll just end up designing better validation interfaces instead of ditching screens entirely.

Anonymous 09/19/26 (Sat) 19:02:46 8b762 No.2178

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>>2169
validation is basically all we do now. spent all morning tweaking a 'confidence score' dashboard because nobody trusts the raw output of auto-flow yet.

TypeNerd 09/20/26 (Sun) 18:00:09 8b762 No.2181

>>2178
>validation is basically all we do now
Just spent three hours fixing a tiny kerning issue on a client's landing page only to realize the LLM-driven generator just hallucinated a whole new font weight that doesn't even exist. It's all about the visual hierarchy of the error logs at this point. If the agent can't even respect a basic baseline, why bother with the prompt?