Agent-Native

Agent-Native is an open-source framework for agentic apps. It is described as a way to build applications with agents at the core, so developers do not have to choose between apps and agents; the site says Agent-Native apps are both. The framework is presented for building SaaS tools, internal tools, and other agent-first applications.

A central feature is its action model: one operation can become a UI action, an agent tool, an HTTP endpoint, an MCP/A2A surface, a CLI command, a scoped permission check, and an audit trail. The documentation and examples also mention notifications, recurring jobs, agent teams, monorepos, permissions and RBAC, organizations, workspace secrets, docs search, source search, context awareness, observability, real-time sync, SQL state, multi-tenancy, data loaders, live queries, agent instructions, provider grants, comments, review links, privacy controls, skills, security, audit logs, workspaces, voice input, generative UI, tool calls, shared actions, i18n, MCP auth, external agents, A2A handoffs, human handoff, durable resume, sharing and privacy, real-time collaboration, SSO, OAuth, MCP servers, scoped access, DB adapters, approvals, automations, governance, jobs, AG-UI dispatch, background runs, rate limits, queues, cron schedules, analytics, experiments, feedback loops, file uploads, evals, app skills, provider APIs, app web surfaces, one-click forks, local file mode, memory, webhooks, self-editing code, schema migrations, hosted deploys, environment setup, OAuth callbacks, exports, and dashboards.

The site includes several example apps built with the framework, including Clips, a Loom-like app with browser debug capture, calendar-synced meeting notes, voice dictation, transcription, summarization, search, and agent editing; a visual plan mode for Codex, Claude Code, and coding agents; a design studio for Figma-style prototyping; a Markdown and MDX content app for local files; a Slides app for generating presentations from prompts; an analytics app that connects to any data source and lets the agent write SQL and generate visualizations; and a minimal ChatGPT-style app. The framework can be used from its docs or through Builder.io, and the page shows an npx create command for starting a new app. It also links to GitHub, Discord, npm, and a docs search interface. The site describes the framework as open source, forkable, and yours.