From Apps to Agents: What Changes in the Agent Economy?
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The agent economy is an emerging software model in which AI agents can discover capabilities, coordinate work, and pay for external services while pursuing a user-defined goal. That sounds like an incremental upgrade to apps. Architecturally, it is not. In an app, the user chooses a feature and tri…
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- 2026-09-16 07:03 · DEV Community — AI
From Apps to Agents: What Changes in the Agent Economy?
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