“One thing that we built for that is what we call our headless experience layer, which is effectively a translation framework for UI componentry.”

Tyler Carlson · Super Data Science: ML & AI Podcast with Jon Krohn · 1042: Building for the Agent-Native App Store, with Salesforce’s Tyler Carlson

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built a headless experience layer that acts as a translation framework for UI componentry, allowing customers to build once and control how it is expressed across multiple surfaces

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