generative-ui

Safely generate browser UIs by enforcing a renderer boundary that separates model outputs from host-owned actions. This approach uses design contracts, token-safe rendering, and sandboxing guardrails to reduce risk before rendering surfaces.

Design contract formats for model-driven UI generation include standalone HTML, typed component schema, and streamed UI patterns. Each output contract is selected based on the specific UI surface and enforced with validation guardrails.

Set up sandboxed rendering by binding your UI surface to a design contract and enforcing a renderer boundary. Ensure host-owned actions, sandboxing, and validation guardrails are in place before the host renders outputs in a sandboxed browser context.

Use a typed component schema when you need strict type safety and structured output, or streamed UI when you need progressive rendering. The appropriate output contract is selected by identifying the UI surface and binding it to a design contract.

Generative UI rendering works with existing design tokens by enforcing them through a design contract. A clear renderer boundary separates model outputs from host actions, enabling safe production-grade surfaces within your established host boundaries.

Without enforced design contracts and sandboxing, generated UIs lack validation guardrails, exposing host actions to unsafe model outputs. Enforcing a renderer boundary and token-safe rendering is required to reduce engineering toil and maintain secure production surfaces.