Agent bottlenecks exist because software was built for humans, not agents
devenbhooshan · x · 2026-10-31
Deven Bhooshan observes that most agent bottlenecks stem from today's software being designed for humans, not agents — browser use, computer use, and APIs are all workarounds. He anticipates a world where nearly everything is designed agent-first.
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