blazor-ag-ui-agent-framework

To build a Blazor agent interface with the Microsoft Agent Framework, you wire IChatClient into an AIAgent, connect via SSE streaming, and map agent events to Blazor components using the AG-UI protocol over MapAGUI endpoints.

The AG-UI protocol facilitates real-time agent dashboards by streaming Microsoft Agent Framework events via SSE to Blazor components, enabling features like generative UI, human-in-the-loop approvals, and predictive state updates.

Yes, you can render backend tools and manage human-in-the-loop approvals in Blazor by wiring tool definitions via AIFunctionFactory and mapping the resulting agent workflows to interactive frontend components.

You stream agent events to a Blazor frontend using SSE by configuring a MapAGUI endpoint in ASP.NET Core, connecting the IChatClient, and pushing real-time event streams directly to your UI components.

Yes, this approach supports multi-agent scenarios and shared state by mapping complex agent workflows across multiple agents to Blazor components with dual-pane UX and 2026 usability patterns.