Description
Most AI apps show the same spinner whether the agent is reading a file, searching the web, or writing code. Users can’t tell what’s happening, so the wait feels longer. oxyn fixes that with 56+ animated loaders, each designed for a specific agent state. A ring fills bar by bar while reading, bars type out in bursts while writing, a pulse goes out and comes back while waiting on a tool call. • Dependency-free React components • Every parameter adjustable in a live playground • Install with the shadcn CLI or copy a single file • Dot, arc, bar, square, circle and noise ring families, in 2D and 2.5D • MIT licensed, open source Built for developers working on AI agents, copilots, chat UIs, and anything else that makes users wait.…
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From the maker
Lokesh yadav@lokidotdevNobody talks about this, but the loading state is the part of an AI app users stare at most. Hey everyone, I’m Loki 👋 While building agent UIs, I kept running into the same problem: one generic spinner for everything. Reading a file, searching, calling a tool, writing code all looked identical. Users had no idea what was happening, and the wait felt longer than it was. So I built oxyn: 56+ animated React loaders, each designed for a specific agent state. Reading fills a ring bar by bar. Writing types bars out in bursts. Waiting on a tool sends a pulse out and back. → Zero dependencies → Tune every parameter in the playground → Install with the shadcn CLI or copy one file → MIT licensed, fully open source I’d love to know which agent states you think are missing. I’m adding more based
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