Most people give agents short prompts. “Fix the checkout bug.” But when they Slack a coworker, they dump the whole story — when it broke, who deployed, which customers are affected. They know how to give good context. They just don’t type it all out for an agent.

Talking is different. You ramble. You over-explain. You say the thing you weren’t even sure was relevant. That’s actually what agents need. Voice interfaces for agents will matter because they get people to stop filtering themselves.

The bottleneck with agents right now isn’t intelligence, it’s input. Voice is a natural way to close that gap.