Overview
Preset Styles
Apply bundled parameter/style configurations with one click
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Props
| Prop | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
presets | PresetStyle[] | required | Array of presets with id, label, optional description/icon, and values object |
selectedPresetId | string | undefined | ID of the currently active preset |
onApplyPreset | (presetId: string, values: Record<string, unknown>) => void | required | Callback fired when a preset is selected, including its id and values |
title | string | "Preset Styles" | Optional heading for the preset control |
variant | "buttons" | "cards" | "buttons" | Display style for showing preset options |
Docs
Preset Styles package multiple tuning settings into named one-click options so users can shift output behavior without touching individual controls. Instead of adjusting temperature, verbosity, and tone separately, users pick a semantic preset like 'Technical Brief' or 'Social Punchy'. This improves usability for non-experts and creates consistency across teams.
Variants
- Button presets — Compact preset buttons for quick switching in chat or composer toolbars.
- Preset cards — Descriptive cards that include labels, icons, and contextual guidance for each preset.
- Category groups — Presets grouped by intent such as writing, coding, support, or compliance.
Use Cases
- Helping non-technical users tune output quality with one click
- Applying consistent voice/style rules across a team
- Switching output format between blog, summary, and social copy
- Speeding up workflows where repeatable configurations are common
- Reducing parameter confusion in enterprise AI tools
Best Practices
- Name presets by outcome rather than internal parameter values.
- Show concise descriptions so users understand expected output behavior.
- Keep preset count manageable and focus on clear intent differences.
- Allow preset values to remain inspectable for advanced users.
- Pair presets with manual controls for optional fine-tuning after selection.