dsh-genui

You ask the AI to do a calculation and get back a bare formula; you ask it to collect eight fields and it drops eight Markdown bullets you must type through one by one. Nothing is broken, yet the real work is still on you: copy, paste, do the math in your head, then type I will take the second option.

dsh-genui turns that wall of text into an interface you can actually click. One sentence and the reply grows real widgets: a working calculator with every key functional, a leave-request form with required-field validation and a date picker, a line chart with axes, legend, and gridlines. You press a button, select a value, hit Submit, and the answers flow straight back into the conversation so the AI continues where you left off. Bar, line, pie, radar, funnel, waterfall charts; text fields, dropdowns, steppers, toggles, transfer lists; timelines, tabs, carousels, collapsible panels; and multi-turn interaction flows where your click drives the next turn. Every component is whitelisted through the OpenTiny GenUI SDK and OpenTiny Vue rendering stack, so no raw HTML or scripts can sneak into your session, and the interface streams in as the model writes rather than waiting for a full reply.

Who is it for? Anyone doing weekly reports who would rather see a bar chart than a text table, anyone filling a survey or approval form who is tired of eight back-and-forth turns, anyone who wants a BMI tool or a to-do list delivered ready to use instead of a code block in a terminal. If you run DeepSeek Harness you should like it: just talk normally, no JSON to hand-write, no syntax to memorize, and a plain sentence like answer me with an interface is enough to let the AI pick the best layout.