Agent automation's real bottleneck: visual interfaces for what your agents are doing
NERDDISCO · x · 2026-10-13
Responding to a debate on agent automation, NERDDISCO argues that the people who benefit most are those who can still understand what their agents are doing despite heavy delegation — which takes a sense of entropy and visual thinking for information design. Without a good visual interface for the work being done, you'll drown in debt before creating anything useful. His tongue-in-cheek answer: throw even more agents into the pit and burn all his resets and credits.
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