Oswaldo Alvarez

Are developers, designers, and product managers starting to merge into one role?

Hot take: We don’t need better frontends anymore. We need less frontend. People don’t wake up wanting to learn a new UI. They wake up wanting to get something done, using whatever tool they already live in. So we ran an experiment at @wearesellit9 We let Claude AI become the interface to book a trade-in. No new app to learn. No “best UI ever” award. Just intent → action. This isn’t about killing frontends. It’s about accepting a reality: - Users will choose their AI - AI will become the primary interface - Products that require learning a UI will lose distribution If that’s true, then commerce (and trade-ins) must become infrastructure, not screens. What this unlocks: - Trade-ins accessible from any AI platform - Faster intent capture - Traffic coming natively from AI tools and not too many "Searches" - Fewer surface-specific builds - Brands embedding trade-ins wherever users already are - A future where workflows adapt to interfaces, not the other way around Claude is just our first test. Our real bet at SELLIT9 is bigger: 👉 Trade-in programs that work everywhere, through any AI, without rebuilding the product each time. Frontends aren’t dead. But they’re no longer the center of gravity. Curious to hear where others land on this 👀 Are we heading toward AI-first interfaces… or is UI still king?

Looks like @claudeai is down! It feel like power is off :)

Hey @AirCanada I have an idea. What about opening Toronto - Caracas again? 🇻🇪❤️

Que decepcionante esto!! @LVBP_Oficial es el momento de tener sanciones ejemplares

Nuevo episodio disponible de @CoffeePowerP con el magistral @ricardo_hausman

.@Avianca volando de nuevo a #venezuela 🙏🏼. Ojalá se haga realidad portafolio.co/negocios/empre…