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Agent-native parity ensures agents have first-class access to the same actions and context as users. It validates that every user-facing UI action has a corresponding agent tool and equivalent data visibility.

Action parity validation maps every user-facing UI action to a corresponding agent tool. It generates a capability map to verify that functionalities like publishing to a feed have equivalent agent tools.

Common agent-native anti-patterns include context starvation, orphan features, and sandbox isolation. These issues prevent seamless agent-user integration by limiting agent access to necessary actions and data.

Context parity assurance confirms that agents have access to the same information as users. It checks application architecture to verify that agents are aware of the necessary context to perform actions.

Yes, you can review a new feature PR to confirm agent-native parity. It validates that if a user can perform an action via the UI, an agent also has a corresponding tool and the required context.

An agent lacks context due to context starvation, an anti-pattern where agent tools do not have access to the same information as users. Context parity assurance flags this to ensure seamless integration.