OpenUI 1.0 released as open-source framework for AI-generated interfaces
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OpenUI 1.0 is released as an open-source framework that lets developers add AI-generated interfaces to their apps, according to developer Santiago (@svpino) on X. Developers choose which components to make available, and the model decides how to combine them for each request.
OpenUI then renders the result, such as a hotel card, map, and ticket comparison, instead of plain text.
Santiago says the release follows more than 10K GitHub stars and 6M downloads.
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Santiago@svpinoXOpenUI lets AI agents render interactive interfaces in appsAISantiago (@svpino) describes OpenUI, an open-source framework for adding AI-generated interfaces to apps. Developers choose which components to use, the model decides how to combine them per request, and OpenUI renders the result, such as a hotel card, map, and ticket comparison instead of plain text. The quoted post says OpenUI 1.0 is released, after more than 10K GitHub stars and 6M downloads.
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