Open-source MIT framework where agents and humans share panels, canvas, and governed mutations.
<script type="module"
src="https://canvas.landi.build/embed/agentable-canvas.js"></script>
<agentable-canvas
tenant="your-tenant-id"
canvas-mode="bounded">
</agentable-canvas><iframe
src="https://canvas.landi.build/"
loading="lazy"
style="width:100%;height:720px;border:0">
</iframe>npm install agentable-canvas
import { CanvasShell } from 'agentable-canvas/react';
<CanvasShell tenant="your-tenant-id" canvasMode="infinite" />Try the agent-native canvas directly in your browser. Ask the assistant to open panels or draw on the canvas.
Four tiers: static, schema-driven, agent-composed, and custom React components.
Tools + HITL: list, open, fill, compose, patch, and run panel actions with human oversight.
Draw, see, annotate. Choose bounded or infinite canvas modes.
One Lit tag. Drop <agentable-canvas> anywhere and go live instantly.
Production deployments across different domains.
Interactive career planning workspaces with agent-assisted panel flows.
Enterprise React applications embedding the full canvas engine and panel system.
Clean, minimal implementations showcasing bounded canvas, multi-agent collaboration, and schema-driven panels.
"Agentable gave us a production-ready agent workspace in days instead of months."
"The four-tier panel system and Lit embed made integration into our existing React app seamless."
Yes. Agentable is a shipped, MIT-licensed framework with active production deployments.
Agents request mutations through governed approval gates that keep humans in control at all times.
Absolutely. A single <agentable-canvas> Lit component is all you need.