add-components-to-registry

To register React components for AI rendering, this Skill analyzes component files, extracts prop types, generates a Zod schema for validation, writes descriptive metadata, and updates the Tambo registry configuration in lib/tambo.ts to expose them.

Exposing React components to AI requires generating a Zod schema for structured prop validation. This Skill analyzes your TypeScript components, creates the schema, and registers them in the Tambo component registry for AI to render.

Yes, you can register a directory of React components with Tambo. By pointing the Skill at a folder path like src/components/cards/, it analyzes the component files within and registers them in the Tambo registry.

Converting a React component into a Tambo component involves analyzing the file to extract its name and prop types, generating a Zod schema for props validation, and updating the Tambo registry configuration to make it available for AI rendering.

Yes, a Zod schema is required to expose React components to AI. This Skill automatically generates the Zod schema from your component's props to ensure safe, structured data validation when AI renders the registered component.

The limitations of registering React components with an AI registry include relying on accurate prop type extraction from TypeScript files and requiring updates to the lib/tambo.ts configuration file for each registration to maintain registry integrity.