Engineer quits job to build post-chat agentic software, betting generative visual UI will replace prompts
braelyn_ai · x · 2026-10-23
Braelyn announces she quit her job to build "the next generation of intelligent software," arguing the chat interface is a bottleneck for working with agentic software and that the future of SaaS is generative and visual — understanding user needs and adapting rather than waiting for a prompt.
Over the past year she led engineers building capable non-chat agentic software for some of the most influential firms, after previously building agentic infrastructure tooling. She even left her job at the acquiring company to pursue this full-time, with the first product realization coming soon.
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