tavus-cvi-ui
๐ฏSkillfrom tavus-engineering/tavus-skills
Provides pre-built React components and hooks for embedding Tavus CVI (Conversational Video Interface) into web applications. Includes a CVIProvider wrapper, Conversation component, and support for Vite and Next.js setups.
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Installation
npx vibeindex add tavus-engineering/tavus-skills --skill tavus-cvi-uinpx skills add tavus-engineering/tavus-skills --skill tavus-cvi-ui~/.claude/skills/tavus-cvi-ui/SKILL.mdSKILL.md
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