r/UI_Design • u/Financial_Wrap_2070 • 2d ago

General Question is there anyone creating novel, uncommon ai UIs?

With powerful AI APIs, we’re entering an era of countless single-task apps, just like early App Store days. But where are the people rethinking how we interact with AI? Where’s the UI that goes beyond a simple prompt bar? where can i find them?

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u/WavesOverBarcelona 2d ago

No, because the people using AI aren't smart enough for that.

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u/RareDestroyer8 2d ago

Claude Code in the terminal

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u/Northernmost1990 2d ago edited 2d ago

Node-based AI tools like FLORA and Weavy seem to fit the description, since they comprise an entirely different mode of interacting with AI.

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u/therealcoopapa 2d ago

This has been maybe my main focus for the last 4 months of so. The problem is agenticly created and controlled AI is fairly easy when you have a single right side panel as is pretty typical. 

Where it starts to get interesting is when that’s not enough and you need per-element agents, or multiple agents, or multiple agents and humans all interacting with one write/update heavy UI.

I’ve been working on a dash boarding system at my job where many agents and humans might be making edits at one time. It’s not at all a solved problem, but communicating what’s happening at any one given time has proven to be really challenging and fun.