# Simple Ai, 6 React UI components, live previews & code, EneUI

All 6 Simple Ai components in the catalog with live previews, full source and a one-line install. Most used: chat input, chat page, reasoning. The registry does not declare an SPDX licence, check the upstream repository before shipping it in production.

> Page: https://ui.eneawork.it/components/lib/simple-ai
> Markdown: https://ui.eneawork.it/components/lib/simple-ai.md

**Components:** 6

- [chat-input](https://ui.eneawork.it/comp/simple-ai/chat-input), simple-ai
- [chat-page](https://ui.eneawork.it/comp/simple-ai/chat-page), simple-ai
- [reasoning](https://ui.eneawork.it/comp/simple-ai/reasoning), simple-ai
- [shell](https://ui.eneawork.it/comp/simple-ai/shell), simple-ai
- [tool](https://ui.eneawork.it/comp/simple-ai/tool), simple-ai
- [worked](https://ui.eneawork.it/comp/simple-ai/worked), simple-ai

## FAQ

### How many components are in the Simple Ai library?

6 Simple Ai components are in the catalog, each with a live preview, full source and a one-line install command.

### Is the Simple Ai library free?

The registry does not declare an SPDX licence, check the upstream repository before shipping it in production.

### What framework does Simple Ai target?

Simple Ai targets React: the components are written for that renderer and drop into Next.js, Vite or CRA the same way.

### What is the most popular Simple Ai component?

"chat input" is the most starred one, out of 6 available.

### How do I add a Simple Ai component to my project?

Open the component and hit Copy code (or Install): the source lands in your components folder, or run the npx shadcn add command shown on the page.

### What kind of interfaces does Simple Ai ship?

Simple Ai mainly covers React.


## Install

```bash
npx shadcn@latest add "https://ui.eneawork.it/api/registry/simple-ai/%3Ccomponent-name%3E.json?token=YOUR_TOKEN"
```

The registry endpoints are token-gated (create a free account in the app, then copy the registry token). The raw source is also readable at `/api/registry/<library>/<name>.json`.
