
Lets your agent open and work in Agent-Native apps, from Slides and Mail to Calendar and Analytics, through one Dispatch connection.
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Builder.io's Agent-Native plugin for Claude. It connects your agent to Dispatch, the gateway to your Agent-Native workspace, so one connection reaches every app you grant it, such as Mail, Calendar, Analytics, Brain and Slides. Your agent opens an app beside the conversation, reads what's on screen and makes changes with the app's own tools, while you sign in, review and edit in the same live app. What you can do with it - Open an app with /an and its name, for example /an slides, then ask for what you want once it opens - See which apps you've granted, and open one inline in agents that show MCP Apps, or get a link straight into it in agents that don't - Have your agent write the content itself (a deck, a design, a form, a document) and save it with the app's create and update tools - Make a focused edit to what you've selected, after it reads the current screen - Hand a task to an app's own agent when the app has no direct tool for it How it connects The plugin adds Builder.io's hosted Dispatch MCP server at https://dispatch.agent-native.com/mcp, plus an "an" skill and an /an command that tell your agent how to use it. You sign in with your Agent-Native account through OAuth, and in Dispatch's Agents page you choose whether it can reach all your apps or only the ones you pick. The apps themselves use your browser session: you sign in inside the app, and the agent never handles your passwords or tokens. Good to know - Agent-Native is Builder.io's open-source framework for agents that come with their own UI; these apps are built on it. - An app has to be granted in Dispatch before your agent can open it. - Where an agent can't show apps inline, it gets an "Open in" link to the app instead. - The plugin is MIT licensed.
Plugins people install alongside Agent-Native.
Once it’s added
“/an slides, then make a five-slide deck for our Q3 review.”
“Which Agent-Native apps can you open?”
“Summarize last week's signups.”
“Use Agent-Native Mail to draft a short follow-up email to me, but do not send it.”
“Use Agent-Native Analytics to generate a weekly conversion-rate bar chart and show it inline.”
“Draft an email to John about the Q3 report.”
Before you add it
Reads only
The Agent-Native apps you've granted · What's on screen in the app that's open, including your selection · Data in those apps, such as mail, calendar and analytics
Makes changes · your agent can ask first
Creates and edits content in the apps, such as decks, designs, forms, documents and email drafts · Hands tasks to an app's own agent
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Nothing new reaches your agent until a person has looked at it.
Scanned on every change, and again when our rules improve.
Runs on your machine.
Runs on your machine.
/plugin marketplace add BuilderIO/agent-native /plugin install agent-native@agent-native-apps
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