Introducing Agent-Native: an open-source framework for building agentic apps. Agents love walls of text. But humans don't. An agentic app let's you interact with agents through a visual interface. Engage with agents visually, via text, or both at once. Now in beta.

Anything you can do in the UI, the agent can do too The UI and the agent share the same actions, data, and application state

Define a capability once and use it everywhere The same action can power your UI, agent, HTTP API, CLI, MCP server, and A2A endpoint

Connect your agent to the apps you already use, like Notion, Linear, and GitHub, and many more. And let it hand work to other agents and agentic apps through A2A.

The Agent-Native Toolkit gives you ready-made building blocks for your app. Rich text and canvas editors, real-time collaboration, comments, version history, and app settings.

Use any AI model with your own API key, your ChatGPT subscription, or a local model through Ollama.

Build locally and deploy anywhere. Or build online with @builderio Read the full announcement: View the source: Get started:

walls of text were due for a ui

hell yes

finally someone with taste

a visual layer also makes it a lot easier to see what the agent is about to do before it does it

agent native as a framework category was overdue. starring this

Love the seamlessness of the idea. Less steps all the way around. Side question do you pronounce it 'Builderio' like 'Mario' or not

haha I say Builder dot io but people can say whatever they prefer

you can guess which one I'll be saying 😂

chat is great for asking, but bad for checking. i'd rather see a table or a form, and only talk when i need to. nice to see someone building this

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counted this morning and youre the fifth one in 30 hours. agent-native, agentplay, agent tray, coucou in the mac notch and a reddit post doing agents as characters in a pixel office. all shipped since yesterday. something is clearly broken about not being able to see what they're doing and five teams hit it the same week.

i’d want ui to expose agent state without turning product into a log viewer