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The @zapier/ai-actions-react library provides utilities to make it easy to interact with AI Actions from a React application.

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Installation

To install the library, run: 
# npm
npm install @zapier/ai-actions @zapier/ai-actions-react

# pnpm
pnpm add @zapier/ai-actions @zapier/ai-actions-react

# yarn
yarn add @zapier/ai-actions @zapier/ai-actions-react

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Quick start

Get your API Key here Render the AiActionsProvider at the root of your application, or around any components that need to interact with AI Actions. You can pass the API key as a prop to the provider component, or you can get an OAuth token. See the Authentication guide for more information. 
import { AiActionsProvider } from "@zapier/ai-actions-react";

export const MyAiActionsProvider = ({ children }) => {
  return (
    <AiActionsProvider
      auth={{
        apiKey: "YOUR_API_KEY",

        // or, if you have an OAuth token...
        // token: "YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN"
      }}
    >
      {children}
    </AiActionsProvider>
  );
};
If you’re using a framework like Next.js, the AiActionsProvider and the components rendered as children of it need to be rendered client-side.This can be done by putting "use client"; at the top of the file that uses AiActionsProvider.
Then, you can use the ActionList component to list the actions that are available to the user: 
import { AiAction } from "@zapier/ai-actions";
import { ActionList } from "@zapier/ai-actions-react";

export const AiActionList = () => {
  // When the user clicks on an action in the list, the `onActionSelected` callback will be called.
  // This can be used to open a modal to edit the action, or to execute it using the `AiActions` client.
  return <ActionList onActionSelected={(action) => console.log(action)} />;
};