add-components-to-registry

To register React components with the Tambo registry, point the Skill to your component file or folder. It analyzes the components, generates a props schema, and updates the registry with descriptive metadata to enable AI-driven rendering.

Yes, you can expose React UI components to AI workflows by registering them with the Tambo component registry. This process updates the registry with descriptive metadata, allowing teams to reuse UI elements across projects and AI workflows.

During component registration, the Skill enforces component analysis to automatically generate a props schema. This schema, along with descriptive metadata, guides the AI to safely and accurately render your registered React components.

No, you do not need to manually write metadata. The Skill automatically generates a props schema and descriptive metadata by analyzing your existing React components, updating the Tambo registry so the AI can render them safely.

The best way to convert React components into Tambo-registered assets is to point the Skill directly at your component file or folder. It handles the component analysis, schema generation, and registry update automatically.

Registering React components works for both single files and entire folders. You simply point the Skill to your desired component file or folder, and it will analyze the components and update the Tambo registry accordingly.