a2uicatalog/a2ui

Typed UI vocabulary for AI agents using the a2ui protocol — 474 atoms an agent composes into real rendered interfaces across web, Google Meet, Apps Script, Google Chat and MCP Apps. MCP server, no signup.

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a2ui-atomic-catalog

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a2uicatalog/a2ui

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Renders real interactive UI — charts, gauges, steppers, dashboards, decision trees — for AI agents instead of generating raw HTML. Use this skill when a user needs to SEE something rather than read a description of it, and the host (Claude, another MCP client, a Gemini Enterprise agent) can display rendered visuals or…

4 2d ago A 112 tokens original MIT

a2ui-catalog

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a2uicatalog/a2ui

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Pick the right A2UI atoms and read their real field contracts before composing a UI payload. Use when deciding WHAT to render — searching the A2UI Atomic Catalog's 480 typed UI atoms (charts, gauges, steppers, dashboards, decision trees) for a task, or when a previous attempt to render a payload failed because a field…

4 2d ago A 111 tokens original MIT

a2ui-compose

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a2uicatalog/a2ui

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Compose an A2UI payload (typed atom blocks) and render it into real HTML — a chart, dashboard, status board, decision tree, or any structured UI, once the right atoms are already known (see the a2ui-catalog skill for picking them). Use when asked to SHOW something rather than describe it, and the host can display HTML…

4 2d ago A 102 tokens original MIT

a2ui-mcp

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a2uicatalog/a2ui

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Connect an AI agent or host to the A2UI Atomic Catalog's MCP server for live, tool-based UI composition and rendering — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini Enterprise, or a custom MCP client. Use when integrating a NEW agent/host with A2UI over MCP, diagnosing a connection or auth problem, or deciding between the public and…

4 2d ago A 103 tokens original MIT