The signature feature of MeghaOS: instead of opening an app, you describe the interface you want and the agent generates it. Under the hood the LLM emits A2UI JSON and the shell renders it into live widgets. This page is a practical gallery of what to ask for.

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Charts, gauges & numbers

For data and dashboards, the agent reaches for animated components.

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Timers, games & utilities (no backend)

These Tier 1 widgets run entirely in the shell meaning they are instant and offline.

Time

“a pomodoro timer” · “countdown to midnight” · “a stopwatch” · “world clock for NY, London, Tokyo”

Games

“roll 2d20” · “flip a coin” · “tic-tac-toe vs the computer” · “a snake game”

Health

“a 4-7-8 breathing exercise” · “BMI calculator” · “split a $120 bill 3 ways”

Creative

“a drawing canvas” · “an HSL color picker” · “a metronome at 120 bpm” · “a pixel-art grid”

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Live real-world data

Tier 2 widgets fetch live data through the agent and render it beautifully.

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Explainers & diagrams

For “how does X work” or “show me X”, the agent generates animated SVG diagrams with labelled parts and motion.

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Multi-widget dashboards

Ask for a whole layout and the agent composes several widgets together:
“Build me a focus dashboard with a pomodoro timer, a todo list, and today’s weather.”
This produces a column/grid of coordinated widgets (e.g. a pomodoro, a todo_list, and a live_weather, themed consistently.

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Custom logic on demand

When a widget needs computation the standard components can’t express, the agent writes sandboxed logic (JIT) and binds the result into the UI, all in a single LLM response. You don’t do anything special; just ask:
“a widget that shows the number of days until my birthday on July 14, counting live.”

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Theming

Add a vibe and the agent sets the top-level theme:
“…make it glassmorphic” → theme: "glassmorphic" (also dark, the default, or light). Semantic color tokens adapt automatically.

Full widget catalog

Every component type and its properties.