Eugenia Kuyda pivots Wabi toward an agentic messaging interface

The pivot addresses a fundamental friction in current AI development: the limitations of the endless chat scroll. Kuyda argues that while users value the utility of AI agents, they tire of typing into a void. By integrating interactive app components—such as calorie trackers or shared family calendars—directly into the messaging stream, Wabi 2.0 aims to marry conversational fluidity with the structural precision of traditional software. This approach positions the startup against broader industry trends, including OpenAI’s efforts to integrate interactive plugins into the ChatGPT ecosystem.

Under this new architecture, the agent does not merely answer questions but constructs the interface necessary to complete a task. Whether managing a weightlifting log or coordinating children's activities, the software adapts to the user's immediate context. Wabi 2.0 is currently accessible via an invite-only system, with access codes being distributed through the platform's social media channels.