frontend-integration

To integrate a React frontend with backend AI workflows, you POST JSON inputs to Nexus API workflow endpoints and stream incremental results to update the UI. This Skill provides API client setup patterns, React Query state management, and TypeScript type generation for reliable workflow execution.

Handling streaming responses in a Flutter app connected to an API uses WebSocket connections to receive incremental results and Riverpod or Bloc for state management. This Skill provides Dart type generation and architecture guidance for streaming data and handling reconnections.

Managing state when calling Nexus APIs from a React app is best handled using React Query for server state and Zustand for local state. This Skill recommends patterns for optimistic updates, pagination, and error handling to ensure reliable workflow execution.

Yes, this approach supports TypeScript and Dart type generation for API responses to prevent API shape mismatches. This Skill provides tooling guidance for generating and using models, ensuring type safety when parsing workflow execution results in React and Flutter.

Yes, you can build a chat UI that executes a Kailash workflow, streams incremental responses to the UI, and updates local state with optimistic results. This Skill centralizes practical patterns for real-time streaming, WebSocket handling, and reconnection logic.

You need type safety and specific state patterns for frontend API integration to prevent API shape mismatches, state management complexity, and streaming errors. This Skill addresses these issues by providing TypeScript and Dart models alongside React Query and Riverpod architecture guidance.