How to Define Actions Once and Reuse Them Across Chat, HTTP, MCP, and Coding Assistants with Agent-Native?

Define Actions Once and Reuse Them Across Chat, HTTP, MCP, and Coding Assistants with Agent-Native using Agent-Native

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Agent-Native is an open-source framework for building agent-native experiences where AI agents and UIs share the same SQL-backed state. Define actions once, reuse them across chat, HTTP, MCP, and coding assistants, and customize production-ready templates for content, analytics, design, and collaboration.

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What to expect from an ideal product

  1. Agent-Native uses a SQL-backed shared state layer so your AI agents and UI components read and write the same data β€” no sync logic, no duplicate stores, no glue code holding it together.
  2. Define an action once and it runs identically whether triggered through a chat message, an HTTP request, an MCP call, or a coding assistant like Copilot β€” one source of truth across every surface.
  3. Ships with production-ready templates for content, analytics, design, and collaboration workflows, so teams skip the blank-canvas phase and customize toward a working product from day one.
  4. Because Agent-Native is open-source, you own the stack β€” no vendor lock-in, no black-box agent runtime, and no usage-based pricing surprise when your app scales.
  5. Teams building agent-native apps typically stitch together separate backends, state managers, and API layers; Agent-Native collapses that into a single framework purpose-built for hybrid human-agent workflows.

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