Should SaaS be built for agents instead of humans? A dev ships uivoid to test it
Corridl · reddit · 2026-09-22
The author argues that since agents can generate interfaces on demand (like Claude artifacts or simple HTML), many products may need far less fixed UI: the software handles data, permissions, and actions, while the agent assembles whatever interface the task needs. Instead of another dashboard with filters and export buttons, you could expose those capabilities to an agent and let users just ask. He started a small project, uivoid, to explore this: a CLI that quickly adds an MCP server to an existing project, with free hosting and auth included. He still thinks dedicated UIs make sense for many workflows — the open question is how much to build upfront versus generate on demand.
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