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15 Aug 2026, 11:46 PM	Latent Space	7.0	React for Agents: Astro Creator Brings Hooks to his Meta-Harness, Flue Fred Schott, creator of the Astro web framework (acquired by Cloudflare in January), has released Flue 2, the first stable version of his JavaScript-based agent framework. Flue 2 introduces React-style 'Agent Hooks' authored in TypeScript, with 16 built-in hooks like useSkill(), useTool(), and useSubagent(), allowing agents to dynamically reconfigure their state, tools, and capabilities before every model call rather than being statically defined upfront. Why: If you're building AI agents in JavaScript/TypeScript, Flue 2's hook-based approach gives you a concrete pattern for agents that adapt mid-conversation—e.g., a support bot that attaches an account-management tool only after verifying a user. Schott explicitly calls file-based agent routing an antipattern, so anyone currently organizing agents as one-file-per-agent should reconsider that architecture. ai-agents developer-tools javascript agent-frameworks

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15 Aug 2026, 11:46 PM

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7.0

React for Agents: Astro Creator Brings Hooks to his Meta-Harness, Flue

Fred Schott, creator of the Astro web framework (acquired by Cloudflare in January), has released Flue 2, the first stable version of his JavaScript-based agent framework. Flue 2 introduces React-style 'Agent Hooks' authored in TypeScript, with 16 built-in hooks like useSkill(), useTool(), and useSubagent(), allowing agents to dynamically reconfigure their state, tools, and capabilities before every model call rather than being statically defined upfront.

Why: If you're building AI agents in JavaScript/TypeScript, Flue 2's hook-based approach gives you a concrete pattern for agents that adapt mid-conversation—e.g., a support bot that attaches an account-management tool only after verifying a user. Schott explicitly calls file-based agent routing an antipattern, so anyone currently organizing agents as one-file-per-agent should reconsider that architecture.