Introducing the /turn-into-app skill Turn any agent workflow into a visual agentic app Text is great for many things, but an agentic app with a real UI can take your agent workflows to the next level in one command

Install with: npx @agent-native/skills@latest add --skill turn-into-app Docs and skill source: Agent-Native (the framework behind the apps it generates) source:

This is crazy. I can smash this onto my hermes agent and it can just spin up things on the fly? 🤪

should be able to! that’s a good use case

This is INSANELY GENIUS

thanks @sanixdarker!

a real ui on top of an agent workflow is what normal people need, text only loses them in like two messages

Turning any agent workflow into a visual app with one command that's a huge unlock beyond text

a ui is still the easiest way to hand an agent workflow to someone who'd never open a terminal

Love this turning any agent workflow into a visual app in one command is such a power move for making agents actually usable

this has so much potential but the video needs better examples!

The useful shift is turning a text-based agent workflow into an app with a real UI, so people can operate it without living in the prompt loop.

Turning a workflow into a UI app is the right move, the part I would watch is how the app keeps state when the agent run gets retried.

We’re going full circle hahaha

familiar surface, new brain underneath!

Great utility turning workflows into usable interfaces

Turning agent workflows into real interfaces is a huge usability upgrade

Turn agent workflows into visual apps instantly

A UI helps when the workflow has a choice a human must see. It does not help if the agent still edits files you did not name. What is the one step you refuse to hide behind the app?

Turning agent workflows into visual apps in one command is game changer