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Agent Experience: Building an Open Web for the AI Era

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Netlify CEO and co-founder Matt Biilmann joins a16z general partner Martin Casado to explore how AI is reshaping web development—not just through faster code generation, but by fundamentally shifting how we think about building for the web. At the center of this shift is Agent Experience (AX), a new paradigm where AI agents aren’t just tools, but active participants in development, shaping both the creative process and the underlying infrastructure. Matt shares how Netlify is evolving to meet this future, why the next 100 million web developers will collaborate with AI, and what’s at stake if the web doesn’t adapt—will we see a thriving, open, AI-powered internet, or a future dominated by walled gardens? Check out everything a16z is doing with artificial intelligence, including articles, projects, and more podcasts here – https://a16z.com/ai/ Chapters: 0:00 -1:06 | Intro 01:07 - 1:43 | Overview of Netlify CEO Matt Billman 01:44 - 3:57 | What Netlify Does for Developers 03:58 - 5:02 | Early Team Innovation 05:03 - 6:23 | The Driving Force Of Netlify ‘Developer Experience’ 06:24 - 8:46 | How AI Interacts With The Web 08:47 - 10:43 | How AI Needs To Evolve 10:44 - 12:07 | The Future And What Web Teams Will Be Able To Build 12:08 - 15:29 | Agent Experience (AX) Of The Web 15:30 - 20:12 | Opportunities For AI Agents + Human Creativity 20:13 - 22:55 | New Tools Using Netlify 22:56 - 24:14 | Technical vs Non- Technical Users? 24:15 - 25: 28 | Changing Frameworks 25:29 - 26:44 | Shift From Developer Experience To Agent Experience 26:45 - 27:59 | Agent Experience With Humans 28:00 - 28:59 | Humans Factored Into The Design Process 30:00 - 32:27 | AX As A Discipline 32:28 - 35:12 | The Consumption Layer For Existing Tools For Founders 35:13 - 36:34 | The Use Of Primitives 36:35 - 38:37 | The Future Of Web Experiences and Developers 38:38 - | A Glimpse Into Builders Using AI In An Innovative Way

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