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The End of the Static Screen: Architecting Intent-Driven UX with Agentic Orchestration

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For 30 years, interfaces were designed ahead: wireframes, fixed flows, pre-built dashboards - because we couldn't make them otherwise. Three shifts changed the constraint: LLMs that reason over business context, agentic frameworks that work at production grade, and composable backends that expose a real tool surface. With all three in place, the interface stops being something you design and ships as the output of an orchestrator composing it per intent. I'll walk through the hypothesis, the architecture we're running in production for enterprise commerce, and a live demo where it all moves.

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The End of the Static Screen: Architecting Intent-Driven UX with Agentic Orchestration ## Conference Context - Date/time: 2026-07-01 · 3:20pm-3:40pm - Track/room: Agentic Commerce · Track 2 - Speaker(s): Gus Iwanaga - Session type/status: sponsor · confirmed - Track: Agentic Commerce - Room: Track 2 - Session type: sponsor - Status: confirmed ## Session Description For 30 years, interfaces were designed ahead: wireframes, fixed flows, pre-built dashboards - because we couldn't make them otherwise. Three shifts changed the constraint: LLMs that reason over business context, agentic frameworks that work at production grade, and composable backends that expose a real tool surface. With all three in place, the interface stops being something you design and ships as the output of an orchestrator composing it per intent. I'll walk through the hypothesis, the architecture we're running in production for enterprise commerce, and a live demo where it all moves.

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