Orosz: SDKs without a 'prompt for your agent' onboarding won't see adoption
HankYeomans · x · 2026-11-08
Gergely Orosz notes a fast-shifting best practice in software: if your SDK doesn't start onboarding with a "copy a prompt for your agent to set it up" section, it's unlikely to see rapid adoption. Citing an example from Jev, he argues that software "best practices" have changed very quickly — agent-readable, agent-executable integration docs are becoming a standard part of how SDKs get distributed and adopted.
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