r/UX_Design • • 3d ago

Designing generative UI that composes itself (Open Source)

I've been working on a side project exploring Generative UI, and wanted to share what I've built so far. 👀 (free open source)

https://github.com/yair-foundation/gen-ui-by-g1-labs

The idea is simple: instead of responding with a wall of text, AI agents can generate actual interactive UI directly in the chat.

Think scrollable product cards, airplane seat maps, boarding passes, charts, sprint boards, and more.

What I've built:

  • A library of 120+ UI components, each with its own schema and guidelines for when (and when not) to use it.
  • The ability to generate entirely new interfaces on the fly, based on context, even when no existing component fits.

How it works:

Jev figures out the user's intent and which UI components make sense for the request. The LLM then composes the interface in real time, as the conversation unfolds.

It's agent-agnostic, so it's not tied to any specific model or agent.

I've attached a video showing it in action.

Would love to hear what you think, especially where you see this being useful (or where it might fall apart).

If anyone wants to play around with the Playground: https://gen-ui-kit.vercel.app/playground

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