Software built from the outset around language models, described as a platform on the basis that other products or teams build on top of it.

Stacks two claims that are each doing work, where "native" asserts origin and "platform" asserts an ecosystem, and the second is usually the less true of the two.

• Platform Without Tenants: A platform requires other people building on it, and the word arrives long before they do.
• Origin as Credential: When the product was first built says nothing about whether it works now.
• House-Cleaning Reality Check: Like installing one shelf in an empty garage and calling the garage a storage platform.

Field of Dreams (1980s) where a single structure is built alone in the middle of a cornfield, on the belief that an entire ecosystem will arrive to fill it.

“Our AI-native platform is the foundation layer for the modern enterprise.”

“We built the product around a model API from day one, and two other teams now use our API.”