User Interfaces are the front doors of agentic commerce — the platforms where humans give instructions to AI agents and receive results. Today's dominant interfaces are messaging apps like Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, and Slack, where agent bots execute trades, manage wallets, and complete purchases through conversational commands.

Social platforms like X and Farcaster are emerging as commerce surfaces where agents operate via posts and DMs. Hardware-first approaches like Rabbit's R1 device represent a bet that agentic commerce needs its own dedicated form factor, not just a chat window inside an existing app.

The key trend is that commerce is moving from "browsing and clicking" to "asking and confirming" — users describe what they want in natural language, and agents handle the rest.