Jeremy Morrell's essay: extensible software and the solid core in the LLM era
blaizedsouza · x · 2026-09-25
Engineer Jeremy Morrell's essay argues LLMs excel at "Software for One" — personal apps sidestepping enterprise complexity. Citing YC's "Small Software" thesis and Inflection's Pi, he proposes LLM-native software: a battle-tested core that users can endlessly extend just by asking. Give non-devs the right primitives and a solid, well-tested core, and safely customizing software becomes a superpower.
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