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add-components-to-registry

Register React components with Tambo by generating Zod schemas and updating lib/tambo.ts.

7|1|Updated Feb 5, 2026
Search Tags:#typescript#components#zod#registry#register#tambo#ai-ui
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/wafflebytes/DealDesk-Tambo --skill add-components-to-registry-wafflebytes
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Skill: add-components-to-registry
Source: https://github.com/wafflebytes/DealDesk-Tambo/tree/main/.agents/skills/add-components-to-registry
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/wafflebytes/DealDesk-Tambo --skill add-components-to-registry-wafflebytes

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Teams often have existing React components that are not exposed to the AI-driven UI layer. This skill makes it possible to register those components with Tambo so the AI can render them in conversations and workflows.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Read a component file or folder to analyze its props and purpose.
  • Generate a Zod schema for the component's props and write a clear usage description.
  • Update the registry (lib/tambo.ts) so the AI can call the component during interactions.
  • Batch-register entire directories to expose multiple components at once.

Quick Start

Navigate to the component folder and run the add-components-to-registry script on each TSX file to register it with Tambo.

Frequently Asked Questions about add-components-to-registry

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I register existing React components with Tambo for AI rendering?▼

You can batch-register an entire directory by running the script on a folder containing TSX components, which will analyze each file and expose multiple components to the AI UI layer at once.

How does Zod schema generation work for React component props?▼

Zod schema generation for React component props works by reading your TSX files, analyzing the component inputs, and creating a schema that allows the Tambo AI to understand and pass validated props during interactions.

Can I batch-register an entire folder of TSX components to Tambo?▼

Yes, you can batch-register an entire directory by running the script on a folder containing TSX components, which will analyze each file and expose multiple components to the AI UI layer at once.

Does Tambo require updating lib/tambo.ts to expose new components?▼

Yes, updating lib/tambo.ts is required to expose new components, as this file acts as the registry where the generated Zod schemas and usage descriptions are integrated for AI-driven rendering.

What is needed to expose existing React components to an AI-driven UI layer?▼

Exposing existing React components to an AI-driven UI layer requires analyzing the components, generating Zod schemas for props validation, writing clear usage descriptions, and updating the component registry.

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