tambo
An AI orchestration framework for React. Open-source.
tambo launched on September 15, 2025 with 249 votes, #108 of 8,160 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Tambo is the interface layer between AI and React, giving AI the ability to generate and interact with your components, including charts, forms, dashboards, and workflows. It's open-source, used by developers, startups, and Fortune 1000 companies.
Build agents that speak your UI
An open-source toolkit for adding agents to your React app. Connect your existing components—Tambo handles streaming, state management, and MCP. Tambo’s agent renders your <SeatMap>, with your styling and logic. Same components, new capabilities. Ship AI features without rebuilding. No heavy frameworks required. Drop Tambo into your app in minutes. The agent inherits your user's permissions, keeping your AI features secure. Register them once. The agent renders your UI with the right props. Error states, cancellation, message threads, MCP—already done. “ Tambo was insanely easy to get up and running—it's how you get a full chatbot from frontend to backend in minutes. I plugged it into my UI…from tambo.co
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