promptui

Compile PromptUI DSL text into type-safe React or Vue components.

1|Updated Jul 26, 2024
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/MartinLilt/promptui --skill promptui
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Skill: promptui
Source: https://github.com/MartinLilt/promptui/tree/main/packages/core
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/MartinLilt/promptui --skill promptui

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill eliminates the risk of LLMs hallucinating invalid UI component names, props, and markup when generating frontend code, ensuring all output is anchored to a validated, predefined component catalog and compiles to type-safe React or Vue components.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Validated DSL Authoring: Teaches Claude the complete PromptUI syntax, including 114 registered component use-paths, directive rules, sub-part relationships, and variant constraints to produce error-free .promptui files.
  • Multi-Target Compilation: Supports compiling .promptui files to production-ready React JSX or Vue SFCs with automatic import resolution, type inference, and support for bindings, conditionals, loops, and localization.
  • Workflow Integration: Includes guidance for using the PromptUI CLI, Vite plugin, and programmatic API, plus debugging parse errors, resolving compiler warnings, and extending the component library.

Quick Start

Use the promptui skill to build a responsive pricing page with a card layout, plan iteration, and pricing details, then compile it to a typed React component file ready for use in a Vite or Next.js project.

Frequently Asked Questions about promptui

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I stop LLMs from hallucinating invalid React and Vue UI components during code generation?

Preventing LLMs from hallucinating invalid React and Vue UI components requires anchoring generation to a predefined component catalog using structured DSL text, which ensures type-safe interface generation and eliminates invalid markup.

How do I compile a DSL file into a production-ready React or Vue component?

You can compile a DSL file into a production-ready React or Vue component by using a compiler that transforms validated DSL syntax into executable code, automatically resolving imports and supporting bindings, conditionals, loops, and variants.

Can I use generated UI components with my existing Vite or Next.js project?

Yes, you can use generated UI components with your existing Vite or Next.js project because the compilation process outputs typed React JSX or Vue SFCs with automatic import resolution and type inference, ready for immediate integration.

What is the best way to generate type-safe frontend code using AI without manual markup correction?

The best way to generate type-safe frontend code using AI without manual correction is to use a DSL-to-code compilation workflow that enforces strict syntax rules, sub-part relationships, and variant constraints before outputting executable React or Vue files.

Does AI-assisted frontend development work with both React JSX and Vue SFCs?

Yes, AI-assisted frontend development can work with both React JSX and Vue SFCs by leveraging a multi-target compilation process that takes structured DSL text and outputs production-ready code for either framework with resolved imports.

Why does my AI generated frontend code fail to compile due to invalid props and component names?

AI generated frontend code fails to compile due to invalid props and component names because the LLM lacks strict anchoring to a validated catalog, a problem solved by enforcing predefined component use-paths and directive rules via DSL syntax.