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agentflow-ui

v0.2.2

Published

Composable React components for rendering agentic conversations — chat, devtool, inspector views with multi-provider adapters.

Downloads

577

Readme

agentflow

npm version license

Composable React components for rendering agentic conversations.

Same set of events → three layouts: a chat-bubble thread for end users, a flat devtool view for evaluators, and a three-pane inspector for debugging. Adapters for OpenAI and Anthropic ship out of the box; a 30-line MessageAdapter<TMessage> covers anything else.

npm install agentflow-ui
import { ConversationView } from "agentflow-ui";
import { openAIToEvents } from "agentflow-ui/adapters";
import "agentflow-ui/styles.css";

export function App({ messages }) {
  const events = openAIToEvents(messages);
  return <ConversationView events={events} mode="chat" showSearch />;
}

What's in the box

  • Three modes, one prop — chat, devtool, inspector.
  • Multi-provider adapters — OpenAI Chat Completions, Anthropic Messages. Custom formats: write a function returning ConversationEvent[].
  • Tool variantsread_file / write_file / str_replace, bash, grep, glob, web_search, with chip strips for flags, exit-info insets for shell failures, and an extensible registry. Unknown tools fall through to a JSON-tree dump — never a crash.
  • Field-name tolerance — accepts the common synonyms (path | filepath | file_path | …, command | cmd | script | …, pattern | regex | search | …); your adapter doesn't have to fight us.
  • Theming — every visual property is a CSS variable. :root[data-theme] flips light / dark; override any token at any ancestor.
  • Live-tail scroll, full-text search across tool inputs/outputs, permission gates with Allow / Deny actions.
  • Component overrides — replace UserMessage / AssistantMessage / any of the secondaries via the components prop on ConversationView.
  • Custom languagesregisterLanguage(grammar, "mylang", ".myl") wires syntax highlighting at runtime.

Adapters

import { openAIToEvents, anthropicToEvents, inferIsError } from "agentflow-ui/adapters";

const events = openAIToEvents(messagesFromOpenAI);
// or:
const events = anthropicToEvents(messagesFromAnthropic, { system: "..." });

Writing one for your own format:

import { type MessageAdapter, createAdapterContext } from "agentflow-ui/adapters";

export function myFormatToEvents(messages: MyMessage[]) {
  const ctx = createAdapterContext();
  return messages.map((m) => ({
    id: ctx.newId(),
    type: m.speaker === "human" ? "user_message" : "assistant_message",
    status: "complete",
    timestamp: ctx.tick(),
    content: m.body,
    raw: m,
  }));
}

Permission gates

<ConversationView
  events={events}
  onAllowToolCall={(id) => approve(id)}
  onDenyToolCall={(id) => reject(id)}
/>

Tool calls carrying permission: "pending" auto-expand with Allow / Deny buttons in the header. Wire the handlers to the same store that drives the rest of your app.

Custom tool displays

import { ToolDisplay, type ToolVariantProps } from "agentflow-ui";

function VectorSearchDisplay({ event, mode = "merged", ...rest }: ToolVariantProps) {
  // ...render whatever you want from event.input / event.output...
}

<ConversationView toolVariants={{ vector_search: VectorSearchDisplay }} />

Docs

License

MIT