Computer use agents are suddenly making hordes of previously unusable apps usable
aronchick · x · 2026-09-28
A developer observes that a surprising number of apps and websites have become genuinely usable now that he can simply hand tasks to computer use agents instead of wrestling with their interfaces. The remark captures how browser/computer-operating agents are redrawing software usability: users are no longer blocked by missing APIs or clunky UIs and can just delegate the interaction to an agent.
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