Software should be temporary by default
Agent-generated interfaces invert the old software model: tools should appear for a need, prove their usefulness, and only then earn a permanent place.
Agent-generated interfaces invert the old software model: tools should appear for a need, prove their usefulness, and only then earn a permanent place.
A regional UX essay on why excessive reassurance, trust badges, and safety theater can make products feel less trustworthy in the UAE and GCC.
A founder note on building Protocol around family, consulting work, solo discipline, and the real tradeoffs of parallel product building.
A short systems take on why good hires look ineffective when the operating system around them makes execution ambiguous.
A consulting essay on how rapid hiring can slow delivery when coordination systems, ownership, and product context lag behind headcount.
If SR-SI can make AI agents stop forgetting, the larger question is whether the same structure can make an organization hold context across time.