Here's a key insight about building intelligent systems: you don't need users to explicitly request a specific service. Instead, the system captures their intent and routes it to the right handler.
Sound like something you've seen before? That's exactly the principle behind search engines—arguably the most transformative technology business of our time.
In the Web3 and AI era, this logic becomes even more powerful. As protocols and platforms become more complex, the ability to intelligently interpret user intent and connect it to the appropriate smart contract, agent, or liquidity pool separates winners from the rest. It's not about having every feature visible; it's about understanding what users actually want and getting them there seamlessly.
This is why intent-centric design is reshaping how decentralized systems operate. The platforms that master intent recognition and intelligent routing will likely dominate the next wave of adoption.
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Frontrunner
· 3h ago
Basically, it's about guessing the user's thoughts. If you do it well, you'll win big.
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SchrodingersPaper
· 3h ago
It sounds like another lofty concept, but can it really be implemented? I think it's just a different way of expressing centralized thinking.
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0xDreamChaser
· 3h ago
Basically, it's about making the system better understand people's intentions, so users don't have to explain themselves so much.
Old ideas with new packaging; search engines are already very proficient at this.
If Web3 really wants to achieve this, smart contracts also need to be made more user-friendly... It's not an easy task.
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WhaleSurfer
· 3h ago
The logic of intent routing is indeed impressive, but there are only a few who can truly do it well.
To put it simply, you need to understand what users are thinking—that's the moat.
In Web3, just talking about intent isn't enough; what's crucial is having truly user-friendly products.
Even if smart contracts are awesome, if the user experience isn't good, it's all for nothing—that's where the difference lies.
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ApeShotFirst
· 4h ago
Wow, this is the next-generation killer app. Whoever develops it first will be the boss.
Here's a key insight about building intelligent systems: you don't need users to explicitly request a specific service. Instead, the system captures their intent and routes it to the right handler.
Sound like something you've seen before? That's exactly the principle behind search engines—arguably the most transformative technology business of our time.
In the Web3 and AI era, this logic becomes even more powerful. As protocols and platforms become more complex, the ability to intelligently interpret user intent and connect it to the appropriate smart contract, agent, or liquidity pool separates winners from the rest. It's not about having every feature visible; it's about understanding what users actually want and getting them there seamlessly.
This is why intent-centric design is reshaping how decentralized systems operate. The platforms that master intent recognition and intelligent routing will likely dominate the next wave of adoption.