Integration inquiry: Access OpenUI capabilities into current AntD/X based project

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Since May 12, 2026.

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Hello!
For the past year, I have been researching and developing generative UI interaction applications within my company. Our project is positioned to focus solely on frontend rendering. Internally, we integrate our project with backend agents from other services, so our data source comes from the integrated backend services.
Currently our project is an all-in-one frontend and backend solution. The frontend is built with Ant Design X (https://ant-design-x.antgroup.com/components/introduce-cn/). All rendered components are customized based on Ant Design, with some charts implemented using G2.
However, I feel our current approach is not truly generative. We are still constantly adding and defining new components manually. That’s why I was really excited to discover OpenUI.
I would like to ask how I can integrate your full set of capabilities into our existing project architecture. We hope to adopt and leverage your capabilities.
Looking forward to your reply, thank you very much!

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