Montage slashes UI tokens, latency

This is a smart attack on one of the quietest cost centers in agentic apps: UI generation. If the execution model holds up, Montage could shift UI from a generative burden into a compile target.

• –Server-side compilation should cut token spend and reduce the instability that comes from regenerating UI every turn
• –The model-agnostic, framework-agnostic pitch lowers adoption friction for teams already invested in Claude, GPT, Gemini, React, or Vue
• –The real test is expressiveness: tiny intent schemas are great until product teams need edge-case layouts, custom interactions, or dynamic state
• –Branding and accessibility matter here; if Montage actually preserves both, it has a stronger pitch than generic AI-generated UI tools
• –This is infrastructure for agent builders, not an end-user app, so the audience is narrower but the developer pain is real