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Agent-Native

Agentic applications you own.

Don't choose between rich user interfaces and autonomous agents. Every Agent-Native app is both.

Agents and UIs — Fully Connected

The agent and the UI are equal citizens of the same system. Every action works both ways — click it or ask for it.

• Everything syncs — Agent and UI share one database and one state. Changes from either side show up instantly on the other.
• Real-time multiplayer — Humans and agents collaborate in the same document simultaneously: CRDT merging, live presence (cursors, selection rings, who's on which slide), and the agent as a first-class peer editor. Works on any SQL database and any host, including serverless.
• Context-aware — The agent knows what you're looking at. Select text, hit Cmd+I, and tell it what to do.
• Per-user workspace — Skills, memory, instructions, sub-agents, and MCP servers — SQL-backed, customizable per user. Claude-Code-level flexibility, SaaS-grade economics.
• Agents call agents — Tag another agent from any app. They discover each other over A2A and take action across your stack.
• Reusable integrations — Connect a provider once in Dispatch, keep secret values in the vault, then grant apps like Brain, Analytics, Mail, and Dispatch access to the shared account metadata and credential refs.
• Apps that improve themselves — Your apps get better on their own. The agent can add features, fix bugs, and refine the UI over time.
• Any database, any host — Any SQL database Drizzle supports. Any hosting target Nitro supports. No lock-in.
• Any AI agent — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, or Builder.io. Use whichever agent you prefer.

Try it with a skill

Don't want to scaffold a whole app yet? Add agent-native superpowers to a coding agent you already use — Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor — with one command:

npx @agent-native/core@latest skills add visual-plan

It installs the skills, registers the hosted MCP connector, and signs in the selected local client(s) in one step. You get two slash commands that upgrade how your agent plans and reports its work:

• /visual-plan — before the agent writes code, it opens a structured, reviewable plan document instead of a wall of text: inline diagrams, UI wireframes and prototypes, file-by-file implementation maps, and annotations you can comment on and approve.
• /visual-recap — after changes land, it turns a PR or git diff into a high-altitude visual recap: schema, API, and file changes rendered as grounded before/after blocks with a shareable review link, instead of scrolling a raw diff.

See the Skills Guide for more skills and local installs.

Templates

Start from a complete, production-grade SaaS app — cloneable, not scaffolded. Each one replaces tools you're paying for, except you own everything and can customize it however you want. Not demos; products.

Mail Agent-Native Mail, Superhuman Superhuman-style email client with keyboard shortcuts, AI triage, and a fully customizable inbox you own.	Calendar Agent-Native Google Calendar, Calendly Manage events, sync with Google Calendar, and share a public booking page with AI scheduling.	Plans Visual plan mode for coding agents Install /visual-plan and /visual-recap so your coding agent can plan before it builds and recap changes after they land — high-level code reviews with diagrams, wireframes, annotations, and review links.
Content Agent-Native Notion, Google Docs Write and organize content with an agent that knows your brand and publishing workflow.	Slides Agent-Native Google Slides, Pitch Generate and edit React-based presentations via prompt or point-and-click.	Video Agent-Native video editing Create and edit Remotion video compositions with agent assistance.
Analytics Agent-Native Amplitude, Mixpanel Connect analytics data sources, prompt for real charts, and build reusable dashboards. Shared workspace connections can provide provider credentials, while Analytics still owns metrics, source-of-truth choices, and saved analyses.	Clips Agent-Native Loom Record your screen with auto-transcripts, shareable links, and an agent that summarizes, captions, and edits clips on demand.	Design Agent-Native Figma, Canva Create and edit visual designs by prompt or by hand, with the agent as your co-designer.
Dispatch Mission control for agent-native apps Message, manage, and delegate to agents from Slack, Telegram, or the web. Dispatch is also the control plane for vault secrets, reusable provider connections, app grants, routing, memory, and approvals.	Forms Agent-Native Typeform Generate forms from a prompt, branch logic with the agent, and own every response in your own database.	Brain Agent-Native company memory Ask questions over cited company knowledge from approved Slack, meetings, transcripts, GitHub, and decisions.
Assets Agent-Native asset library Upload, organize, search, and generate on-brand image and video assets that other apps can reuse.

Every template is a complete cloneable SaaS — fork it, customize it with the agent, own it. Try them with example data before connecting your own sources.

Quick Start

npx @agent-native/core@latest create my-platform
cd my-platform
pnpm install
pnpm dev

The CLI shows a multi-select picker so you can include as many templates as you want in one workspace. Pick Mail + Calendar + Forms and you get all three apps wired up and sharing auth in one go. Or browse the template gallery for live demos.

Want a single app, no monorepo? Use --standalone:

npx @agent-native/core@latest create my-app --standalone --template mail

Workspaces (Monorepo)

A workspace is the default shape of an agent-native project. Every app sits under apps/, and packages/shared/ is available for the small amount of code, instructions, skills, or branding that should truly apply to every app.

my-platform/
├── package.json                   # declares `agent-native.workspaceCore`
├── pnpm-workspace.yaml
├── .env                           # shared secrets: ANTHROPIC_API_KEY, BUILDER_PRIVATE_KEY, A2A_SECRET, ...
├── packages/
│   └── shared/                    # optional shared custom code
└── apps/
    ├── mail/
    ├── calendar/
    └── forms/

Add another app later:

npx @agent-native/core@latest add-app notes --template content

Deploy every app behind one origin:

npx @agent-native/core@latest deploy
# https://your-agents.com/mail/*       → mail
# https://your-agents.com/calendar/*   → calendar
# https://your-agents.com/forms/*      → forms

Same-origin deploy means a shared login session across every app and zero-config cross-app A2A — tag @mail from the calendar's agent chat and it just works (no JWT signing, no CORS). Full details at agent-native.com/docs/multi-app-workspace.

The Best of Both Worlds

	SaaS Tools	Raw AI Agents	Internal Tools	Agent-Native
UI	Polished but rigid	None	Mixed quality	Full UI, fork & go
AI	Bolted on	Powerful	Shallowly connected	Agent-first, integrated
Customization	Can't	Instructions and skills	Full, but high maintenance	Agent modifies the app
Ownership	Rented	Somewhat yours	You own the code	You own the code

Community

Join the Discord to ask questions, share what you're building, and get help.

Docs

Full documentation at agent-native.com.

License

MIT