Features

• Appears as it is written: each piece the model writes shows up at once.
• Runs locally: dragging a slider, editing an input or switching a tab recalculates on the spot, with no further request to the model.
• Common controls: sliders, inputs, selects, checkboxes, tabs, buttons, tables, progress bars, badges, callouts, collapsible sections, colour swatches, and line, bar, area and pie charts.
• Sandboxed: the program the model writes runs in a sandbox, with no network and no access to the page's data.

Quick start

1. Install

dsh plugin --profile web add @left0ver/dsh-intelligent-ui

A freshly published version may be held back by pnpm's minimum release age. If so, add these two lines to ~/.dsh/profiles/web/pnpm-workspace.yaml and install again:

minimumReleaseAgeExclude:
  - '@left0ver/dsh-intelligent-ui'

2. Start

dsh web

3. Ask

Ask the way you normally would; there is no need to mention the plugin. For example:

I take home $6,000 a month and spend $1,800 on rent, $700 on food, $300 on transport and $500 on fun. I want to save $50,000 for a down payment. Show me where my money goes and how long it will take.

Update and uninstall

dsh plugin --profile web update @left0ver/dsh-intelligent-ui
dsh plugin --profile web remove @left0ver/dsh-intelligent-ui

Known limitations

• The interface's state is not saved: reloading the page resets it.
• The model cannot see what you do in the interface, so a follow-up question does not know where you left the sliders.

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Disdjj/intelligent-ui-demo for its analysis of how OpenAI implements Intelligent UI, which this plugin builds on.

License

MIT