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Attributes

Attributes let you pass data to AIM tags, similar to HTML attributes or React props.

You can pass values of type: number, string, boolean, JSON array, or JSON object either directly or using variables. With a tag, you can use HTML-like syntax.


{% ai
  #greetUser
  model="openai/gpt-4o-mini"
  temperature=0.7
/%}

To pass attributes to a node, you can't use the HTML-like syntax. Instead, use annotation syntax. Put the attributes after the node, in their own set of curly braces ({% and %}).

{% table %}

- Function {% width="25%" %}
- Returns  {% colspan=2 %}
- Example  {% align=$side %}

{% /table %}

(Annotation syntax also works with tags. But it's required with nodes.)

Strings within attributes must be double-quoted. If you want to include a literal double-quote in a string, you can escape it with using ".

{% data delimited="\"" /%}

Attribute shorthand​

In either syntax, you can use .my-class-name and #my-id as shorthand for class="my-class-name" and id="my-id".

{% ai #greetUser .my-class-name model="openai/gpt-4o-mini"  /%}