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# @genkit-ai/a2ui
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A Genkit plugin that brings [A2UI](https://a2ui.org/) ("Agent to UI"), a
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transport-agnostic, JSON-based streaming UI protocol, to Genkit agents.
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An A2UI-enabled agent can stream more than prose. It streams rich, interactive UI
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**surfaces** (cards, lists, forms, buttons) that a client renders incrementally
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## Installation
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declare const BASIC_ICON_NAMES: readonly ["accountCircle", "add", "arrowBack", "arrowForward", "attachFile", "calendarToday", "call", "camera", "check", "close", "delete", "download", "edit", "event", "error", "fastForward", "favorite", "favoriteOff", "folder", "help", "home", "info", "locationOn", "lock", "lockOpen", "mail", "menu", "moreVert", "moreHoriz", "notificationsOff", "notifications", "pause", "payment", "person", "phone", "photo", "play", "print", "refresh", "rewind", "search", "send", "settings", "share", "shoppingCart", "skipNext", "skipPrevious", "star", "starHalf", "starOff", "stop", "upload", "visibility", "visibilityOff", "volumeDown", "volumeMute", "volumeOff", "volumeUp", "warning"];
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export { A2UI_CATALOG_VALUE_TYPE, type A2uiCatalog, type A2uiCatalogComponent, BASIC_ICON_NAMES, DEFAULT_CATALOG_ID, SURFACE_ID_PLACEHOLDER, basicCatalog, renderCatalogInstructions };
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declare const A2UI_CATALOG_VALUE_TYPE = "a2ui-catalog";
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interface A2uiCatalogComponent {
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declare const BASIC_ICON_NAMES: readonly ["accountCircle", "add", "arrowBack", "arrowForward", "attachFile", "calendarToday", "call", "camera", "check", "close", "delete", "download", "edit", "event", "error", "fastForward", "favorite", "favoriteOff", "folder", "help", "home", "info", "locationOn", "lock", "lockOpen", "mail", "menu", "moreVert", "moreHoriz", "notificationsOff", "notifications", "pause", "payment", "person", "phone", "photo", "play", "print", "refresh", "rewind", "search", "send", "settings", "share", "shoppingCart", "skipNext", "skipPrevious", "star", "starHalf", "starOff", "stop", "upload", "visibility", "visibilityOff", "volumeDown", "volumeMute", "volumeOff", "volumeUp", "warning"];
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* The A2UI "Basic Catalog" (v0.9), mirroring the components published by
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declare const basicCatalog: A2uiCatalog;
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/**
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* and the available components. Injected into the system prompt by the
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declare function renderCatalogInstructions(catalog: A2uiCatalog): string;
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declare const SURFACE_ID_PLACEHOLDER = "SURFACE_ID";
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export { A2UI_CATALOG_VALUE_TYPE, type A2uiCatalog, type A2uiCatalogComponent, BASIC_ICON_NAMES, DEFAULT_CATALOG_ID, SURFACE_ID_PLACEHOLDER, basicCatalog, renderCatalogInstructions };
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