The screen answers back
Preview the generated UI before anyone argues about the diff.
Desktop workbench
Watch the agent work in the open.
Userface puts context, validation, live preview, and patch approval around AI UI generation, so the interface is never a black box.
A chat box is not a UI workflow.
A coding agent can write files. Userface makes the generated interface visible, constrained, and reviewable before it touches your app.
Validation with teeth
Invalid props, bad composition, and contract drift show up where the work happens.
Approval is the workflow
The patch waits until the interface earns it.
Prompt to patch
Make the first screen undeniable.
Ask for billing. Inspect the preview. Fix validation issues. Approve the patch only when the screen looks like it belongs in your product.
+Attach contracts, patterns, files, and the UI context that matters.
+Approve the plan before the agent burns time in the wrong direction.
+Inspect validation next to the live preview.
+Apply the patch only when the screen has earned trust.
Playground
The boring states are where trust is built.
Loading, empty, error, payment-failed. Userface helps the agent handle the states teams usually discover too late.
Do not trust generated UI. Inspect it.
Billing, settings, CRUD, admin, or component state work. Make the output visible before it becomes code review archaeology.