Jaden Schaefer

um which i think is basically shows that increasingly developers are choosing execution over process right like they don't just want you to own the workflow they want you to actually get the thing done which is what cloud code is doing really really well right now it's the number one tool we use at ai box so the shift i think that we're seeing right now is a lot of big implications if agents are doing the work then a lot of the traditional kind of workflow stickiness is becoming a lot less relevant in the past getting humans to operate inside of your software

was a pretty powerful moat.

Now, if an agent can perform the task directly, then owning the human interface doesn't actually matter that much, in my opinion.

I think you're looking at a lot of these integrations that, you know, you pay companies like Zapier and Bubble and Make.

I think a lot of those are losing their edge, right?

Because as you have things like model context protocol, it's going to make it a lot easier for the AI agents to just go and

and link directly to the software.

And so instead of me having to go and set up some sort of integration straight into my, you know, meta ads account that, you know, it's kind of create this automation and I got to go tweak it and it's really complex.

Instead, I could just go to my agent that's running on my computer, my like open claw or whatever, and say like, hey, go to my meta account.

This is the login.

Go change these things.

Go make these tweaks.

And you don't need this kind of like integration.

You don't need this Zapier because the agent is just taking over your control of your screen.

And the integration is just literally...

the computer being taken over.

Abdirahman also added that the workflow automation, a lot of the task coordination tools are becoming a lot less necessary if agents simply execute the tasks themselves.

A lot of public SaaS companies are already feeling pressure as a lot of these kind of these AI native startups are emerging.

They have a lot more efficient models and architecture.

And I think Ryabinsky put it really plainly.