The New Primitives: Building AI Native Software — Kwindla Kramer, Daily

The Gradient Bang game illustrates an interface in which a conversation coordinates ongoing activity. Its narrated conference demo describes background agents running ship-trading and exploration tasks with shared context, while the player continues speaking to the system.

The same demonstration includes requests to display task history and hide the map. Together, those examples connect delegated work with an interface that responds to the player's immediate needs. The proposed interaction model lets the player ask about ongoing tasks and change how they are presented within the same conversation, instead of treating each AI response as an isolated exchange.

“I was as excited about HTML in 1995 as I am about agents today.”

Kwindla Kramer

“VisiCalc didn't put accountants out of business. Instead, it made much much much much more accounting-like work possible.”

Kwindla Kramer

“the single most important thing about the web was that it was multimodal from the very beginning”

Kwindla Kramer

“we actually have the ability to build the Memex and Jarvis from Iron Man and knowledge navigator from that 1987 video for real, completely working”

Kwindla Kramer

“At every moment in the game, there are hundreds of inference calls happening and we couldn't have built anything like this even a year ago.”

Kwindla Kramer