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What does agent-native mean?

Agent-native refers to systems and workflows intentionally designed for autonomous AI agents to operate at the core, instead of being added on top of workflows designed for humans. It reflects a shift toward environments where agents execute tasks, make decisions, and interact with other systems independently, while humans guide overall direction.

Why it matters: Agent-native design ensures agents can operate safely and efficiently, enabling greater automation, scalability, and alignment with business goals.

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