Articles tagged “streaming”
6 articles
How AG-UI Connects AI Agents to Any Frontend
AG-UI is the open event protocol that connects AI agent backends to any frontend. Here's how it works, why the protocol stack now has three layers, and how to wire it into a real CX agent.
AG-UI: The Protocol That Connects Agents to UIs
AG-UI is the open event-based protocol that streams AI agent state to any frontend in real time. Here's how it works, what events it defines, and how to wire it up in TypeScript.
The Modern Data Stack Wasn't Built for Agents
Snowflake, dbt, and Fivetran were built for humans asking batch questions. Agents need streaming signals, per-entity memory in under 100ms, and write-back.
The Buffering Bug That Quietly Breaks Voice Agent Latency
SSE streams fine locally, then tokens batch into 500ms bursts in production. Here's why, how to fix it, and why pipeline parallelism matters more than model speed.
MCP Streamable HTTP: The Transport Layer That Makes AI Agents Production-Ready
MCP's Streamable HTTP transport replaced the original SSE transport to fix critical production gaps. This guide covers what changed, why it matters, and how to implement it in TypeScript with code examples.
Streaming AI Responses: SSE, WebSockets, and the Architecture Behind ChatGPT's Typing Effect
Build three streaming implementations from scratch — SSE, WebSocket, and HTTP/2 — and learn why token-by-token rendering is harder than it looks.
Learn Agentic AI
Weekly. Patterns for shipping agents that work — MCP, scorecards, regression tests, prompts, model comparisons.
