Microsoft ships official AG-UI .NET SDK and Blazor AI components
10/02/2026 — 10/03, 12:12·1 sources·1 reports
Microsoft released an official .NET SDK for AG-UI alongside Blazor AI components, closing the UI gap in the .NET agent application stack. AG-UI governs the protocol layer while presentation stays up to the app; the standard IChatClient abstraction bridges transport and presentation without forcing developers into a full-stack approach.
Latest turnMicrosoft has shipped an official .NET SDK for AG-UI, with Blazor AI components arriving alongside it to round out the .NET stack for agent apps. AG-UI standardizes the protocol layer while the presentation layer stays with the application, and a single IChatClient abstraction connects the two without forcing a full-stack commitment.
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Microsoft has shipped an official .NET SDK for AG-UI, with Blazor AI components arriving alongside it to round out the .NET stack for agent apps. AG-UI standardizes the protocol layer while the presentation layer stays with the application, and a single IChatClient abstraction connects the two without forcing a full-stack commitment.
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