add-components-to-registry

To register React components for AI-driven rendering, you point to a component file or folder and add it to a centralized Tambo registry. This process updates the registry to expose your components for reliable AI-generated UI composition.

A Tambo registry is a centralized configuration that exposes React components to AI. It works by mapping components with descriptions and generated Zod schemas, allowing AI to safely select, reference, and render them in dynamic UI.

Yes, you can use existing React components without rewriting them. The registration process converts them into Tambo-registered components by generating prop schemas and adding descriptions, ensuring type-safety when AI selects and uses the component.

Generating Zod schemas for React component props happens automatically during the registration process. The Skill validates inputs and handles common prop types to ensure type-safety and predictable integration when AI uses the component.

The best way to expose React components to AI is by registering them in a centralized Tambo registry. This approach generates type-safe Zod schemas and updates your component registry to enable reliable, dynamic AI-driven UI composition.

Yes, registering components with a Tambo registry validates prop types for AI usage. The process validates inputs and handles common prop types to ensure safe, predictable integration when AI renders the registered React components.