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How to run a chat app that answers trip questions with maps and itineraries with Open Intelligent UI

Run the demo locally and get a map, photos and an editable plan back for a travel request.

Who it is forA developer building a travel or city-guide feature who needs answers to look like an interactive page, not plain text.

The problemPlain chat replies cannot show a route, photos and an itinerary the user can change.

The outcomeA local chat at localhost:3000 that answers a travel request with an interactive map, photographs and an editable plan.

What you need first

  • Node 24
  • An OpenUI Cloud (Gateway) key in THESYS_API_KEY, or any OpenAI-compatible API key set through LLM_BASE_URL, LLM_API_KEY and LLM_MODEL
  • Optional: Ollama and enough memory for a local model (the README recommends 32 GB or more for the default)

Steps

  1. Run cp .env.example .env
  2. Run npm install
  3. Run npm run generate:apiKey to write THESYS_API_KEY to .env
  4. Run npm run dev, open http://localhost:3000 and send: I'm in San Francisco for a day, plan a sightseeing route for me

Prompt for your agent

Clone thesysdev/open-intelligent-ui, follow its Setup section, and start the dev server. Send the prompt "I'm in San Francisco for a day, plan a sightseeing route for me" to http://localhost:3000 and report whether the answer includes a Map component. Then list the component names used in src/lib/library.ts that the answer relies on.

Caveat. The street route is a road overview from the public OSRM demo server, not walking or transit directions, and the README does not promise this for production traffic.

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