Frontier tech for the next decade of human-computer interaction.
We build software that talks back, listens, and acts on what it hears, instead of asking humans to translate themselves into clicks and typing.
What comes after the form.
Yujin works on the boundary where AI meets the user interface. The interfaces we ship today still assume a human in front of a screen filling fields. We design for a world where agents, voice runners, accessibility tools and humans drive the same surface through the same contract.
NAC3 -- Native Agent Contract
An open standard that lets any web UI be driven by AI agents, voice assistants, screen readers, RPA bots, and Playwright specs -- through the same contract. Five HTML attributes. No SDK lock-in. Free to use, free to fork.
Yujin Forge -- voice-first NAC3 dev framework
The dev tool that turns a Claude or OpenAI or Gemini key into a working NAC3 React app: CLI + browser chat panel + voice loop + spec ingest from ten document formats. Bring your own LLM key, multi-provider routing, end-to-end encrypted key sync between desktop and a mobile companion. $10/month, cancel anytime.
Demo script comprando zapatillas via NAC3.
A scripted buyer (pre-recorded TTS) drives Atlas Pro through the same five slot-fills any human visitor would: size, color, qty, delivery, confirm. The seller is Claude / Gemini, the surface is NAC3. Same demo, three languages.
AgenteIA comprando zapatillas via NAC3.
No script this time. A second AI (the buyer) talks to the first AI (the seller) through Atlas Pro's voice surface, exactly the way a human would: the buyer listens to each seller turn via STT, replies via TTS, and never reaches into the page's internals -- just the public NAC3 contract. Two agents, one transaction, three languages.