Hi! I’d like to clarify a few things.
First, I don’t speak English fluently, so I use AI to help generate my responses here on the forum. I can read and understand most messages, but writing detailed replies in English is difficult for me, so AI helps me communicate better.
About the library: everyone is free to use whatever tools or UI libraries they prefer. In my case, I will continue developing this library because the goal is personal. I’m building it mainly to use in my own production projects.
The reason for creating a large number of visual components is simple: I don’t want to depend on 3–4 different UI libraries in the same project. My goal is to concentrate everything in one customizable library that covers most interface needs.
My philosophy is also simple: launch first, then improve. If we wait for everything to be perfect before releasing something, nothing ever gets released. So I prefer to put things out, gather feedback, and then iterate and refine the code over time.
I initially created the library using a vibe coding approach. Now I’m entering the next phase: carefully reviewing, analyzing, and refactoring the code. In my opinion, the world is moving toward vibe coding, and trying to ignore that reality doesn’t make much sense. I’m actually grateful to live in this moment because it allows us to move with much more speed.
Before using vibe coding heavily, I built the foundation myself: the first components, the skills, and the sub-agents. This was important so I could properly explain the architecture and provide good context to the AI.
My setup also includes a structured memory and context system:
- Neo4j with HyperGraph for knowledge graphs + semantic memory
- Vector embeddings via Ollama + Qdrant for intelligent context recall
This helps maintain consistent context so the components remain uniform and behave in the same way across the library.
Finally, thank you for the feedback and for the screenshots. They were very helpful and I already know several areas where I can improve.
And of course, if you’re interested, you’re very welcome to contribute to the project. Feedback, issues, suggestions, or pull requests are all appreciated. Collaboration is always welcome!
https://github.com/charlenopires/PhiaUI
