Flue 2.0 Released: Building Evolving AI Agents with React Hooks Concepts
irvinebroque · x · 2026-08-01
Flue 2.0 has been officially released. This TypeScript framework is designed for building dynamic AI agents. The new version adopts the Hooks concept from React, introducing a hooks-based API that allows agents to manage their own state, listen to lifecycle events, and dynamically attach resources to evolve at runtime.
Key Features:
- Dynamic Evolution: Agents can automatically acquire new capabilities based on conversation context or switch to larger models when tasks get complex.
- Built-in Ecosystem: Ships with 16 hooks (e.g., useSkill, useTool), supports custom composable hooks, and includes built-in Stateless MCP to mount external tools.
- Engineering Improvements: Features a new CLI for terminal and CI execution, and migrates to a Vite architecture.
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