AI is changing how we build apps, but what if AI could decide which UI components to display while our app stays in control of the design?
That’s the idea behind A2UI (Agent-to-UI).
In my latest article, I explain A2UI in simple terms, using a restaurant analogy, and explore:
- 🧩 How A2UI uses a catalog of approved UI components
- 🔐 Why controlled UI generation can be safer
- 📱 How it fits into Android and Jetpack Compose
- ⚠️ My concerns about cost, offline support, debugging, and maturity
- 🚀 How Android developers can start experimenting with it
My take? It’s an exciting idea, but I’d start with one simple screen rather than redesigning an entire app around it.
If you're learning Android development or exploring AI-powered interfaces, I'd love to hear your thoughts!
👉 Read the full article on Medium:
https://medium.com/@vrushalidev/a2ui-looks-great-but-should-you-use-it-pros-and-cons-940a78191822
Top comments (2)
yo , heard of a2ui in google keynote ig - gotta read this fs
Yes! A2UI is an interesting concept. Hope you enjoy the read! Thanks for stopping by!