Salesforce unveils Headless 360, shifting platforms to API-driven agent access

2 articles · Updated · ZDNet · Apr 28

Salesforce, Agentforce, and Slack are now accessible via APIs, MCP, and CLI, eliminating the need for browser-based UIs.
This move signals a transition to 'disposable' user interfaces, where AI agents interact directly with data and workflows, generating on-demand, context-aware projection layers for users.
The shift reflects broader industry trends driven by generative AI and large language models, making software more autonomous and human-centric, and redefining the user role from operator to AI collaborator or director.

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