The original title is "We're Still Designing for Eyes. The Thing Reading Our Apps Now Doesn't Have Any."

Short summary

Apple's WWDC keynote signaled a fundamental shift: the screen is no longer the primary product interface, as agents and voice assistants become the real users. Developers must now treat machine-readable, agent-operable versions of their products as first-class features. Success is measured not by UI polish but by whether an agent can complete your core task without screenshots.

• •WWDC keynote signals the screen is no longer the primary interface—agents and voice assistants are becoming the real users
• •Developers must now build machine-readable, agent-operable versions of their products as first-class outputs, not afterthoughts
• •Success metric shifts from UI polish to agent-completeness: can an agent finish your core task without visual interface?

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