Instruct UI Product Update: What's New in March 2026

Here's what's new in Instruct UI — the AI-powered tool purpose-built for generating production-ready Blazor UI from text prompts or design screenshots.

Download as Complete Project

This was our most-requested feature, and it's here. You can now download any generated UI as a ready-to-run Blazor Server or WebAssembly project. The downloaded project comes pre-configured with NuGet packages, dependency injection registrations, and namespaces for your chosen component library (MudBlazor, Syncfusion) and CSS framework (Tailwind CSS, Bootstrap). Unzip, dotnet run, done.

No more manually wiring up Program.cs, copying component files, or hunting down missing package references. The output is a complete project you can open in Visual Studio or VS Code and start iterating on immediately.

Inspect Element

We've added a new way to give targeted feedback on generated UIs. Click Inspect in the live preview, then click any component — a feedback input appears where you can type exactly what you want changed. The AI modifies just that component while leaving everything else intact.

Under the hood: at compile time, we walk the DocumentIntermediateNode tree to detect Blazor components and inject hidden marker spans with metadata (component name, file path, line numbers). When you click a component, the picker reads the nearest marker from the DOM and sends the reference along with a screenshot to the AI — so it has full context for a precise edit.

Structured Clarifying Questions

When your prompt is ambiguous, Instruct UI now asks structured follow-up questions — radio buttons, checkboxes, and free-text inputs — instead of guessing. Your answers feed directly back into the generation pipeline, leading to better first-attempt results and less back-and-forth.

This is especially useful for complex layouts where details like column counts, color schemes, or data source structures matter but aren't always specified upfront.

Image Loader Tool

The AI agent can now fetch and process previously uploaded images in your chat history. When you reference an image from an earlier message in a follow-up prompt, the agent retrieves and uses it — no need to re-upload. This makes iterative workflows smoother, especially when refining designs based on screenshots or mockups shared earlier in the conversation.

Demo

Full walkthrough showing Instruct UI generating a Syncfusion Blazor dashboard from prompts:

📺 Watch the demo

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Have feedback or feature requests? We'd love to hear from you — what features would make the tool more useful for your projects? Reach out as we continue improving the platform.