agent-native
Agent-Native
Agent-native applications treat agents as first-class users. Whatever a human can do through the UI, an agent can achieve through tools. Features are outcomes described in prompts, achieved by an agent with atomic tools, operating in a loop until done.
Reference Files
| File | Read When |
|---|---|
references/core-principles.md |
Default: understanding Parity, Granularity, Composability, and Emergent Capability |
references/tool-design.md |
Designing tools — atomic primitives, CRUD, domain tools, dynamic discovery |
references/files-and-context.md |
State management — entity directories, context.md, context injection, files vs database |
references/agent-ui-communication.md |
Building agent feedback — completion signals, partial completion, event types |
references/mobile-specifics.md |
iOS/mobile — checkpoint/resume, iCloud storage, background execution |
Core Principles
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