I feel like there's a fundamental shift in the user interface that's causing this. People are starting to expect an "agentic interface" - that they are able to

I feel like there's a fundamental shift in the user interface that's causing this. People are starting to expect an "agentic interface" - that they are able to give kinda vague inputs and nudge things to work in a way they like, over the traditional experience of having increased clarity at the cost of increased setup (drag and drop, many UI first interfaces, etc). I was editing a google doc yesterday and found it annoying that i had to find the "link" option from the context menu instead of just saying "turn links into links" and moving on. This imo impacts everyone, regardless of how developer-ey you are. Perhaps non-devs expect a "friendlier"/more "agentic" interface now? Don't have the right vocabulary to explain.