The previous article provided a basic introduction to AG-UI, highlighting its importance in agent development. This article will cover how to use AG-UI in real-world agent development, using concrete examples to show how AG-UI connects an agent's backend and frontend.
Human-in-the-loop (HITL) pauses an agent's workflow before it performs a sensitive operation, gives the user control over the decision, and then resumes execution based on the user's choice.
For an agent to grow from a simple chatbot into an intelligent assistant capable of solving real-world problems, state management is essential.
Events are the core of AG-UI. When an agent supports AG-UI as its output format, each agent run produces an event stream. The client simply needs to handle each event according to its type.
What Problem Does AG-UI Actually Solve?