Craft Agents
I love that someone is finally putting the UX flag in the ground for AI agents. We've spent the last year watching companies brag about benchmark scores and context windows, while the actual experience of using these tools often feels like wrestling a firehose. Craft Agents is betting that the winning move is making power feel approachable, and honestly, that's a bet I'd take.
The agent space is getting crowded fast, but most of the competition is fighting over raw capability. Craft is going after the layer that actually matters for adoption: how it feels to use the thing. If they nail the interface and the workflows, they could pull ahead of players with bigger models but clunkier products. I want to see how they handle the inevitable trade-offs between power and simplicity, because that's where most "powerful but easy" promises fall apart.
My main question is whether they can keep the power users happy while smoothing things over for everyone else. That's a hard balance. But if anyone can pull it off, it's a team that's clearly thinking about the agent experience as a product problem, not just an engineering one.