Steinberger's DevDay talk coins 'jellyware', a preview of team-Agent collaboration in 6-12 months
steipete · x · 2026-10-10
Developer Peter Steinberger shared his take at OpenAI DevDay 2026 on how teams can use agents to work better together, and the talk is being circulated as "the most delightful take on what software development will look like in 6–12 months."
The co-promoter praised his coinage of "jellyware" as a brilliant term, and frames the talk as a must-watch glimpse of the future for developers still living in tmux day and night. Core thesis: while everyone talks about agents, the real frontier is team-level collaboration built around them. Full video linked in the original post.
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