TL;DR
In this guide, you will learn how to build a frontend for your AWS Strands Agents using AG-UI Protocol and CopilotKit. AWS Strands...
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This is huge
Totally agree.
Learned a lot, thanks!
I am happy to hear that, David
That's great!
That's awesome!
I am happy to hear that.
Comprehensive tutorial. We are an AWS shop and would love to go through this starter build to see if it's a good fit for what we are trying to accomplish.
Hey Fliin, feel free to reach out to me on Twitter @nathan_tarbert
You can talk to @nathan_tarbert.
Nice, we are building with AWS Strands. Where do I go if I get hung up?
You can check out CopilotKit Discord server.
Hi Luis, there is a CopilotKit Discord community where we'd be happy to answer your questions.
Amazing to see a tutorial using AWS Strands agents!
Nicely done, Bonnie!
Thanks, Nathan.
Very interesting, going to share this with our team.
I am happy to hear that, Andrew.
Cool article saved it
I am happy to hear that, Hajeem.
Been waiting for this from copilotKit! Thanks Bonnie
I am happy to hear that, Ethan.
Great stuff and was super easy to follow!
I am happy to hear that, Eli!
I'm new to agents so this looks like a decent way to get started. Thanks
You are welcome, Steve.
Great walkthrough on building agent frontends! One thing worth considering as you scale: contract specification between the frontend and agents.
The AG-UI protocol and CopilotKit are doing important work exposing agent capabilities to the frontend. But what happens when:
This is essentially the frontend/agent contract problem. Right now it's handled through implicit protocols and documentation. But as complexity grows, explicit contracts become critical.
Something like FACET could complement this approach:
The pattern would be:
Excellent foundation for AI-powered UX — would love to see where you take this!
This is great but I'm still not sure where AGUI fits in