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Nom connects AI tool calls to the React components inside your app.

Normally, letting an AI control parts of an interface means writing extra code for state, validation, permissions, loading states, and errors. With Nom, you define a tool, validate what goes in and comes out, then map the result to a component's props.

It is built for React and Next.js developers working on AI apps, dashboards, internal tools, copilots, and agent interfaces.

Nom handles component discovery, runtime validation, authorization, request concurrency, routing, and component states such as loading and errors. Your app still controls the model, data fetching, permissions, business logic, callbacks, and rendering.