POST /agui. Harnest adapts the AG-UI protocol to its shared runtime, so the same integration works with Google ADK and LangGraph. You can use CopilotKit or another client that supports Harnest’s AG-UI contract.
Your agent stays in Harnest. Your frontend owns the conversation UI, browser tool handlers, and approval controls. Authentication, session ownership, request limits, concurrency, timeouts, and cancellation follow the same runtime policy as the neutral API.
What Harnest supports
Configure and author events
AG-UI is enabled by default. Setserver.agui: false in config.yaml to remove POST /agui and its entry in /agent. Use true or an exact environment reference such as ${AGUI_ENABLED} to enable it at startup. Studio’s AG-UI transport component previews this source change; rebuild and restart after applying it.
Studio also uses AG-UI internally to stream its builder’s progress. That authoring connection is independent of your agent’s server.agui setting. Disabling the agent endpoint does not disable Studio’s builder.
Author display events inside async tools or graph nodes:
{"type":"CUSTOM","name":"app.progress","value":{"message":"...","percent":50}}. Register a handler for that name in your client to update a widget. Harnest sends JSON data; it does not execute HTML, JavaScript, or an arbitrary frontend component supplied by the agent. Playground displays named events as expandable JSON.
UI events are separate from model history and session state. For durable shared state in a graph, return Event(state_delta={"progress": 50}) from a node; Harnest emits the corresponding STATE_DELTA. See the UI API for payload limits, lifetime, and native transport behavior.
Choose your next step
Connect a client
Start a thread, send a turn, handle failures, and cancel a run.
Share state and context
Pass application data to your agent and keep your UI in sync.
Handle interactions
Resume human approvals, browser tools, and external waits.
Try CopilotKit
Run the local React demo and test both agent frameworks.