dashboard-openui-parity

To keep React and OpenUI rendering in sync, validate the DSL structure and update the manifest to ensure both compiled and interpreted modes render identically. This prevents visual and functional drift across dual-mode environments.

Your dashboard breaks in interpreted mode due to manifest drift or invalid DSL structure between the compiled React page and the OpenUI Lang program. Running structural validation scripts identifies and corrects the mapping inconsistencies causing the rendering errors.

OpenUI Lang parity for React dashboards is the state where hand-written compiled React components and interpreted OpenUI programs remain functionally and visually identical. It is maintained by synchronizing the DSL structure and component library mappings.

To validate an OpenUI DSL manifest against a React component, execute the structural validation scripts provided by the dashboard-openui-parity skill. This verifies tool provider mappings, DSL integrity, and component library consistency to ensure correct runtime rendering.

Yes, you need tsx and pytest installed in your environment to execute the structural validation scripts that verify the OpenUI dashboard parity. These dependencies are required to run the validation loop and synchronize the manifest updates.

You should run dashboard parity validation immediately after making changes to dashboard source files. This ensures the corresponding OpenUI program is updated, validated, and correctly registered in the manifest before runtime rendering errors can occur.