Agentic UX
Agentic UX is the design of how a person delegates an objective and bounded authority to an AI system that can plan or execute multiple steps across tools or product state.
- AI Product UX
- AI Copilots and Agents
What agentic UX means
Agentic UX is the design of how a person delegates an objective and bounded authority to an AI system that can plan or execute multiple steps across tools or product state.
How agentic UX differs from a chatbot
Agentic UX differs from a chatbot that only returns text. An agent may form a plan, call tools, change records and continue after one step.
What the experience needs
Because an agent may plan, call tools, change records and continue across steps, the experience needs plan visibility, permission, execution state, stop conditions, exception handling and recovery. For example, an account-operations agent may prepare updates across several records. Agentic UX determines which steps require approval, how partial failure is shown and how the operator reverses a wrong change.
A human-in-the-loop review is meaningful only when that operator has evidence, time and permission to intervene.
See how Tcules approaches AI Copilots and Agents
AI Product UX covers the wider relationship between people and model behaviour.