About LanguageGUI
LanguageUI is an open-source design system and UI Kit for giving LLMs the flexibility of formatting text outputs into richer graphical user interfaces. LanguageGUI is the UI Kit for LLMs, including dozens of unique UI elements that serve different
How to Use
LanguageGUI provides a collection of UI components and customizable screens that can be integrated into LLM applications. Users can clone the LanguageGUI Figma file and customize the UI elements to match their specific needs.
Key Features
- 100+ UI components & customizable screens
- 10+ conversational UI widgets
- 20+ chat bubbles
- 30+ pre-built screens
- 5+ chat sidebars with customizable settings
- Multi-prompt workflow screen designs
- 8+ prompt boxes
- Dark mode included
- Designed with variables and styles
- Designed with Figma Auto Layout
Use Cases
- for rich conversational user interfaces.
Key Features
100+ UI components & customizable screens
10+ conversational UI widgets
20+ chat bubbles
30+ pre-built screens
5+ chat sidebars with customizable settings
Multi-prompt workflow screen designs
8+ prompt boxes
Dark mode included
Designed with variables and styles
Designed with Figma Auto Layout
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Free and open-source (MIT License) with no hidden upsells
- Extensive library of over 100 UI components and 30 pre-built screens
- Includes dark mode and uses Figma Auto Layout for responsive design
- Designed for LLM-specific interactions like prompt boxes and multi-prompt workflows
- Backed by a team (Tonki Labs) with plans for more open-source AI initiatives
Cons
- Currently only available as a Figma design kit, not a code library
- No active plans to build a code library unless community interest is high
- Requires Figma knowledge to use and customize
- Limited to the design phase; developers need to implement UI separately
Best For
for rich conversational user interfaces.
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FAQ
How much is LanguageGUI Figma UI Kit?
LanguageGUI is free. No hidden upsells, tricks or anything.
Can I use LanguageGUI for commercial purposes?
Yes. LanguageGUI is released under MIT License, so you can use it freely on personal or commercial projects without required attribution.
Who is behind LanguageGUI?
LanguageGUI is the first of twelve projects (one per month, during 2024) by the team behind Tonki Labs. The major contributions were made by Mauro Sicard and Miguel Joya, along with smaller contributions from other members of the team.
Are there plans to transform LanguageGUI into a code library?
Internal testing has been done to format LLM responses into compatible JSON to match LanguageGUI widgets and render in real time. However, due to time investment and custom implementation requirements, the team decided not to proceed with the code library build right now. They may reconsider if there is enough community support and interest.