Chai-UI
Chai UI gives designers and developers React and Vue components for building AI app interfaces, including prompt input and model-related controls. It provides a working Composer example for capturing and submitting prompts.
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Who it's for
- Frontend developers building AI apps with React who want a prompt composer and AI-focused UI components.
- Frontend developers building AI apps with Vue who want a prompt composer and AI-focused UI components.
- Designers and developers creating interfaces that need model routing, prompt optimization, media analysis, or image editing components.
How it fits your workflow
Choose the React or Vue package and install it via PNPM. The page shows imports for Composer, the shared tokens CSS, and the framework-specific stylesheet.
Render Composer in your app and connect it to your prompt state. Its change handler updates the value, and its submit handler receives the information it tracks.
Pricing
Free: The project is open source under the MIT license; no paid plans or pricing are stated.
The vendor doesn't publish prices. Check with Chai-UI directly.
Prices checked on Oct 20, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- AI application components
- Provides interface components for model routing, prompt optimization, media analysis, and image editing.
- Prompt Composer
- A prompt bar component that accepts a value, supports change handling, and submits the information it tracks.
- React and Vue packages
- The page shows Composer usage examples and package imports for both React and Vue.
- Open-source library
- The project is identified as open source under the MIT license, with source code available from the page.
Works with
- React
- Vue
- PNPM
Limitations to know
- The project is described as being in active development.
- The page lists four components but does not provide further component details in the supplied content.
Getting started
The page provides React and Vue package examples but does not state system requirements.
- Choose the React or Vue package that matches your application.
- Install the package via PNPM.
- Import Composer and the relevant token and component stylesheets.
- Connect Composer to application state and handle the submit event.