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    AG-UI v1.0 adds a JSON schema for agent interaction events

    A partnered post describes AG-UI as an open standard for connecting AI agents with frontends. It says v1.0 supports subagents, shared state and interrupts.

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    A partnered post promotes AG-UI v1.0 as a way to connect AI agents with apps. It says the specification now supports a JSON schema defining event order, run lifecycle and errors, and that developers can write one adapter to send AG-UI events to compatible apps. The post also pitches CopilotKit’s UI layer, threads and analytics.

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    @svpinoTo integrate an agent with any app: Use the AG-UI protocol. AG-UI stands for "Agent-User Interaction Protocol". Every big-name company is already using AG-UI: Anthropic, Google, AWS, Microsoft, LangChain, Mastra, Pydantic, etc. This is the open, community-driven standard for how agents and frontends communicate. Their new v1.0 is out. Here is what you get: • It works with any frontend: web, mobile, terminal, etc. • It works with any chat app: Slack, Teams, etc. • It supports all types of generative UI: A2UI, MCP apps, etc. • It supports subagents, shared state, interrupts • End-to-end interaction data you can learn from Their specification now supports a JSON schema to define events and how they behave: their order, run lifecycle, and errors. It's precise enough for anyone to implement. If you have a custom agent or harness, you can write one adapter that outputs AG-UI events, and plug it into everything built on top. If you want to take your agent to production, @CopilotKit provides the full UI layer, plus threads, agent analytics, automatic learning, and more. Full developer guide for AG-UI: https://go.copilotkit.ai/ag-ui-guide Thanks to the team for partnering with me on this post.
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