@ai-sdk/react
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[React](https://react.dev/) UI components for the [AI SDK](https://ai-sdk.dev/docs):
React UI components for the AI SDK:
useChat hookuseCompletion hookuseObject hookA React toolkit focused on polished assistant and chat interfaces, with components and primitives for messages, threads, and composer experiences. It is more UI-oriented than the AI SDK's hooks; it can be paired with different AI backends.
React primitives for adding copilots and in-app AI assistants, including agent interaction and application-context features. It offers a more opinionated copilot and agent integration, while the AI SDK React package provides general-purpose hooks for building AI interactions.
The LangGraph SDK includes React-oriented streaming support for interacting with LangGraph applications. It is a closer fit when your backend is a LangGraph agent; the AI SDK React package is designed to work with AI SDK UI endpoints and its broader provider ecosystem.
A collection of React components for building chat layouts and user interfaces. It provides presentation components rather than AI-generation hooks, so you typically connect it to your own model or streaming backend.
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