On Generative Control Surfaces

Since experimenting with Codex, and now Muse, I have been exploring an interaction pattern for use alongside chat-based systems which I think makes sense to call Generative Control Surfaces (based on Muse’s suggestion). Codex offers the following short definition: Generative control surfaces are an interaction design pattern in which an AI system creates a task-specific graphical interface during ongoing work, connects it to retained task state, and adapts it as the work changes. I set up a Github repository with a more lengthy conceptual overview, and two example implementations of a skill, one for Codex (written by Codex), one for Muse (written by Muse). Generative Control Surfaces repository & overview Codex Control Surface Skill Muse Control Surface Skill I’m going to just pull in the bulk of the readme.md file contents from the repo. I used Astra 6 Medium to write it after some failed attempts with other models, and it hit the target well here, I thought: Generative Control…

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