YeasierAgent: Agentic Social Sandbox as a Canvas for Intent-Driven Creation of Platform-Agnostic Symbiotic Agent-Native Applications
arXiv:2606.13722v1 Announce Type: new Abstract: This paper introduces YeasierAgent, an application-building paradigm based on symbiotic agents, narrative worlds, and scene-aware interaction. It challenges the conventional device-coupled model of software by redefining applications as collaborative spaces among users, agents, and worlds. We present a system architecture that achieves two primary contributions: (1) enabling the rapid, cross-platform construction of agent-native applications by utilizing platform-agnostic interactive units (agents, scenes, dialogue) rather than fixed graphical la
The proliferation of language models and increasing demand for autonomous automation is accelerating development in agentic systems, moving beyond simple task execution to more complex, collaborative applications.
This paper outlines a significant advancement in AI applications by proposing a platform-agnostic, agent-native paradigm, which could fundamentally alter how software is developed and interacted with.
Applications are no longer device-coupled but instead become collaborative spaces among users, agents, and narrative worlds, shifting from fixed graphical interfaces to interactive, symbiotic units.
- · AI agent developers
- · Platform-agnostic software providers
- · End-users seeking personalized automation
- · Traditional SaaS companies
- · Device-centric application developers
- · Operating system monopolies
The rapid development of agent-native applications becomes feasible across diverse platforms.
Reduced dependency on specific hardware ecosystems, fostering an open and interoperable application landscape.
A new digital economy emerges centered around narrative worlds and symbiotic agent interactions, disrupting existing software and service markets.
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