... switching, more magic . The downside: fragile agents, trust issues, and invisible mistakes that are harder to catch. At Attrove, I've been thinking a lot about when invisible helpers make sense (catching critical issues in the background, detecting trends) versus when users really want clarity and control. Curious what others here think: are invisible apps and agents the next frontier of software, or a UX fantasy waiting to backfire? And maybe the sharper version of that: would you trust ... ... handling at the moment. So simple messages notifying me what's going on under the hood would really work Comment from Khadija Abdulhadi(@deleted-8985189): For me, the bigger question is who benefits from invisibility. @monzures Comment from Andrej Good