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CopilotKit

Open source framework to embed AI copilots into React applications

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Plugs directly into standard React and Next.js applications with minimal boilerplate

CopilotKit provides open-source React components and hooks to integrate contextual AI assistants, generative UI components, and autonomous in-app workflows.

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About CopilotKit

CopilotKit makes it straightforward for frontend developers to embed custom AI copilots into existing web products. With hooks like useCopilotReadable and useCopilotAction, developers can give the AI contextual awareness of whatever the user is viewing and let the assistant trigger actions directly in the application interface, including rendering rich interactive generative UI widgets.

  • Plugs directly into standard React and Next.js applications with minimal boilerplate
  • Bidirectional context sharing between application frontend state and the LLM
  • Model-agnostic design supporting OpenAI, Anthropic, Groq, and local models
  • Requires React frontend expertise to configure fine-grained application actions
  • Complex state-syncing across deeply nested component trees requires careful prop structuring
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