AG-UI

AGUI.http() projects a whole Deck, or one pinned target, into the AG-UI protocol. threadId is the session; runId is a binding-owned interaction id, never Run.id, since one AgentDeck Run can outlive several AG-UI interactions across suspension and resume.

Install

pip install "agentdeck-sdk[agui]"

agui pulls in the official ag-ui-protocol models and encoder, plus starlette.

Serve

from agentdeck import Deck
from agentdeck.bindings import AGUI

deck = Deck.from_project()
deck.serve(AGUI.http("/agui"), port=8000)

target=None routes per request, off forwardedProps.agentdeck.target. AGUI.http("/support", target="Support") pins the endpoint instead: plain AG-UI to any client, and a request naming a different target is rejected rather than silently overridden. A pinned name that does not exist in the deck is validated when you call deck.serve() or deck.asgi(), not on the first request.

What works now

Text and reasoning stream live, from any agent or workflow target.
Backend tools and sessions work like any other Deck run.
HITL: ctx.ask() becomes RunFinishedInterruptOutcome; the client resumes with a ResumeEntry naming that interruptId.
Multimodal input: image and audio inline or by URL; document and video by URL only.
control.cancel: a client disconnect or abort cancels the run.

Gaps

Each row is a stable AG-UI feature waiting on a generic AgentDeck primitive, never faked inside the binding. Full reasoning: the AG-UI design doc.

AG-UI feature	missing primitive
`parentRunId`, transcript edit, regeneration	session or run branching
non-empty `context`	a generic run-scoped semantic context
frontend tools	run-scoped tools supplied at start
shared state (`STATE_SNAPSHOT`/`STATE_DELTA`)	a real shared application-state contract
steering	mid-run input
more than one outstanding interrupt	`run.answer(interrupt_id, value)`
tool-output streaming	richer tool progress and result events
inline document/video bytes	a content block for bytes held inline, not by reference
`BinaryInputContent`	a generic binary content block

External clients

Assistant UI, CopilotKit, or the official HttpAgent point at a pinned endpoint with zero AgentDeck-specific code. Reaching the whole catalog instead costs one extension field, forwardedProps.agentdeck.target; either way AgentDeck never learns which client is asking.

Limits

No built-in authentication, the same posture as Native.http(): front it yourself.
namespace= is tenancy routing, not authentication.
threadId is session identity, never authorization.