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michaelmilst
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Comment #46122958
Ah ok, so it's sort of an "ai chat starter app" that you can customize?
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Comment #46122581
interesting! I'm new to OpenWebUI so I'm curious, what parts does it give you?
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Comment #46007830
hmm yeah it seems to get confused when I ask for something other than chords. I think it can be fixed with some schema description updates
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Comment #46007052
It's a React app using NextJS, and behind the scenes it uses Tambo to respond to messages and automatically control the tabs component! https://github.com/tambo-ai/tambo
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Show HN: I built a generative UI app to teach myself guitar
I recently started learning guitar and have been working through basic chords and scales, but I don't want to follow a strict lesson plan. You can ask for specific chords, but I li…
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Show HN: I made a client MCP react app for Supabase's MCP server
hey! I made a react app hooked up to Supabase's official MCP server, so I can chat to my Supabase project without really having to code any interactions to Supabase. I also added s…
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Comment #42401967
Here's a link to the tutorial: https://www.usehydra.ai/docs/slack/tutorials/slack-ai-todo-a...
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Show HN: AI Slack app with generative UI
Hey! We're building tools to simplify how to make AI apps, including the UI/UX part. I've posted about this before, but the general idea is that the UI components I already know ho…
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Show HN: Tools for building AI React apps
Building tools to simplify how to build AI into React apps, called Hydra AI (short for "hydration".) The idea is to build React components like normal, tell the AI when they should…
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Show HN: Control Bar – A React component for natural language app usage
Made a "control bar" component that lets users interact with your app’s components using natural language. If a user of your app doesn't know "how" to do something, they can just d…
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Comment #40796558
Speaking of ball, check out https://www.moveball.org/