Generative UI
Create dynamic, AI-driven user interfaces that adapt and respond to user interactions and agent state.
What is Generative UI?
Generative UI is a paradigm where user interface components are dynamically created, modified, or updated by AI agents based on context, user interactions, and application state. Instead of static, pre-defined interfaces, Generative UI creates adaptive experiences that evolve in real-time.
This approach enables AI agents to not just respond with text, but to create rich, interactive experiences tailored to each user's specific needs and context.
Choose your Integration
Generative UI can be implemented with any agentic backend, with each integration offering different approaches for creating dynamic, AI-driven interfaces.
Choose your integration to see specific implementation guides and examples.
Key Features
Dynamic Component Generation
AI agents create UI components in real-time based on context, user needs, and application state.
Real-time State Visualization
Interfaces update dynamically as agent state changes, providing live feedback and progress visibility.
Interactive Elements
Move beyond text responses to create forms, visualizations, buttons, and custom interactive components.
Contextual Adaptation
UI components adapt to current conversations and user context, providing exactly the right interface at the right time.
Rich Data Visualization
Charts, graphs, and visual representations that update in real-time as agents process data.
Multi-modal Interfaces
Support for various UI patterns including forms, workflows, progressive disclosure, and embedded actions.
When to Use Generative UI
Consider Generative UI when you want to:
- Create rich user interactions beyond simple text exchange
- Build dynamic data collection with forms that adapt to context
- Provide real-time feedback showing agent progress and state
- Design complex workflows that benefit from guided interfaces
- Enable data visualization that updates based on agent analysis
- Increase user engagement through interactive elements
- Offer contextual actions that change based on current application state
