AI Design Principle: Don't Introduce New Nouns Without Clear Value
Flomerboy · x · 2026-08-18
A tweet proposing a design principle: do not present users with new nouns unless preceded by obvious differentiated value. Examples: 'Add to cart' and 'Save password' are good, while 'Create skill' and 'Explore MCPs' are not.
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