UiGuide Agent
Your users ask. Your app answers. No documentation to write.
UiGuide Agent is an AI help agent you add to any application with a user interface. Your users ask “how do I…?” inside your app and get concrete steps — which button to press, what happens next — in their language, starting from the screen they are on.
Why
- No help pages to write: it learns your application from your source code — windows, controls, texts, which button opens which screen — automatically, at every build.
- Never out of date: change the UI, rebuild, and the answers follow the new version.
- The exact buttons, in the user's language: the answer follows the language of the question and names every button exactly as it appears on screen — also when the user switches the application's language.
- Starts where the user is: it sees the current screen and skips the steps already done.
- Minutes to add: one NuGet package (WPF, WinForms, Blazor) or one npm package and one line in your bundler's configuration — no code. Applications you cannot change are covered by the Companion.
- Your LLM, your server, your data: any OpenAI-compatible endpoint (LiteLLM, vLLM, Ollama, OpenAI); besides the question, only UI structure and labels leave the app — never the values in fields, never passwords.
- Safe answers: the assistant never gives links, downloads or commands, never asks for passwords, codes or card details, and ignores instructions hidden in texts shown by your application.
Works with
| Application | How it is added |
|---|---|
| WPF, WinForms (.NET 8+, .NET Framework 4.8) | NuGet UiGuideAgent.Desktop |
| Blazor, Razor Pages / MVC, .NET MAUI Blazor Hybrid | NuGet UiGuideAgent.Web + one <script> line |
| React, Vue, Svelte, SvelteKit, Astro, Nuxt, Next.js, Angular | npm @ui-guide-agent/web + one line of configuration |
| Plain HTML pages | one <script> line |
| Python (Qt, Tk), Java, Delphi, Electron, any Windows exe | the Companion, no change to the app |
The server
One server for all your applications: a .NET tool on your computer for testing, then your company's — Docker image
ghcr.io/domitorai/ui-guide-agent-server or a Windows service. If it cannot use your LLM, it tells you why:
no key, a refused key, a model the key cannot use, a wrong address.