# What is Agent-native?

Systems are designed to make autonomous decisions without waiting for human commands.

## Overview
This approach aims to make the software behave like an employee with goals of its own, not just a tool. Systems themselves determine and implement the necessary steps to solve the problems they encounter.

*Analogy: Instead of a toy car that only works when you press a button, it is like a driverless vehicle that finds its own way and obeys traffic rules.*

## How it works
AI models are defined with specific goals and the tools they can use to achieve those goals; The model manages the process using these tools.

## Where it is used
It is used in autonomous software development tools and complex task management systems.

## Commonly confused with
Their difference from ordinary chatbots is that they do not just respond but take action.

## Frequently asked questions
**What happens if these systems make mistakes?**
Because they are autonomous, they have a margin of error, so they often operate under human supervision.


## Related terms
- [AI Agent](/en/dictionary/ai-agent/)
- [Autonomous Agent](/en/dictionary/autonomous-agent/)
- [Agentic AI](/en/dictionary/agentic-ai/)

## Related tools
- [CLI-Anything](/en/discover/cli-anything/)
- [Agent Native](/en/discover/agent-native/)

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Source: TreScout Dictionary · https://trescout.com/en/dictionary/agent-native/