UIM Protocol defines a standardized JSON schema through which AI agents can describe user interface elements, behaviors and events. It covers components such as buttons, input fields, forms, tables, trees and charts, and supports event hooks for user interactions. Frontend renderers consume UIM messages to build and update interfaces on the fly without manual UI coding. Versioned message envelopes ensure backward compatibility. By leveraging UIM Protocol, teams can iterate on conversational assistants and data dashboards faster, maintain consistent UX patterns across channels, and decouple AI decision logic from presentation layers.

UI Code Agent listens to natural language prompts describing desired user interfaces and generates corresponding frontend code in React, Vue, or plain HTML/CSS. It integrates with OpenAI's API and LangChain for prompt processing, offers a live preview of generated components, and allows style customization. Developers can export code files or copy snippets directly into their projects. The agent runs as a web UI or CLI tool, enabling seamless integration into existing workflows. Its modular architecture supports plugins for additional frameworks and can be extended to incorporate company-specific design systems.