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The first wave of AI-native applications is wrapping tokens and providing in-app agents. As agent usage centralizes around core apps (e.g. C…

The first wave of AI-native applications is wrapping tokens and providing in-app agents. As agent usage centralizes around core apps (e.g. Claude Code, Codex), there's this emerging wave of building s

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The first wave of AI-native applications is wrapping tokens and providing in-app agents. As agent usage centralizes around core apps (e.g. Claude Code, Codex), there's this emerging wave of building software that doesn't need to have AI on its own, but is extremely easy to plug into whatever the leading AI app is. Open question on which patterns will win out there's still a lot of "ai software" that needs to be reengineered around the paradigm of agents, from scratch

Source: Jerry Liu (X) | 2026-06-07

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