AI Elements: Prebuilt composable AI SDK components
Vercel introduced AI Elements, an open-source library of customizable React components built on shadcn/ui for building AI-powered interfaces with the Vercel AI SDK. The components provide UI primitives like message threads, input boxes, reasoning panels, and response actions with full control over state and streaming.
is a new open source library of customizable React components for building interfaces with the Vercel AI SDK.AI Elements
Built on , it provides full control over UI primitives like message threads, input boxes, reasoning panels, and response actions.shadcn/ui
For example, you can use from the to manage state and streaming, and render responses using AI Elements.useChatAI SDK
To install the components, you can initialize with , and pick your components, import them, and start building.our CLI
and start building better AI interfaces, faster.Read the docs
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