OpenClaw explores "Slide to Auto-Merge" — new UI/UX patterns for the agent-first era
vincent_koc · x · 2026-11-08
The author shares an interaction study for agent-first products: "Slide to Auto-Merge," a native-app concept inspired by Linear for OpenClaw. The mockups cover three states — enabling auto-merge with an explicit slide gesture that says what the slide will do, a visible pending state showing remaining required checks with an easy cancel, and a hold state when conflicts make merging unsafe, with an "ask agent to resolve" next step. The core principle: agent automation should feel effortless without hiding what happens next.
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