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Brayden Wilmoth proposes Intents and Persistence RFC for replayable generative UI

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Brayden Wilmoth introduces an RFC for intent-driven, replayable generative UI, in which a button's intent generates a new page and that page returns instantly on revisit.

The RFC specifies Intents and Persistence (IAP), a JSON document format and host behavior for storing, reloading and replaying model-generated applications predictably.

According to the RFC as described in the report, data connections such as MCP servers or OAuth services drive read-only UI generation, while write operations require human approval. The source for this report is a single X post announcing the RFC, so the proposal's details are limited to that description.

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    Brayden Wilmoth introduces an RFC for replayable generative UI

    AIBrayden Wilmoth introduces an RFC for intent-driven, replayable generative UI, in which a button's intent generates a new page on the fly and returns instantly on revisit. The RFC specifies Intents and Persistence (IAP), a JSON document format and host behavior that let a model-generated application be stored, reloaded and replayed predictably. Data connections such as MCP servers or OAuth services drive read-only UI generation, while write operations require human approval.

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