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@divinci-ai/embed-chat-ui

v0.1.5

Published

Framework-agnostic, embeddable chat widget for a Divinci AI Release — the open-source 'Ask Divinci' docs assistant. Mount with one call; no React.

Readme

@divinci-ai/embed-chat-ui

The open-source, framework-agnostic "Ask Divinci" chat widget for a Divinci AI Release. It's the same headless implementation that powers sdk.divinci.ai — extracted so any documentation site (Starlight, plain HTML, or any framework) can embed it with one call.

Part of Divinci Docs: drop the assistant onto your existing docs, or generate a whole docs site with it built in.

Install

npm install @divinci-ai/embed-chat-ui @divinci-ai/client

Use

import { mount } from "@divinci-ai/embed-chat-ui";

const widget = mount(document.body, {
  releaseId: "your-divinci-release-id",
  apiUrl: "https://api.divinci.app",
});
// widget.open() / widget.close() / widget.reset() / widget.destroy()

No account or API key is needed in the browser — the widget talks to a Divinci Release through public anonymous-chat endpoints, with an optional Cloudflare Turnstile bot gate resolved from the Release config at runtime.

Theming

The widget styles itself with --divinci-* CSS custom properties (with neutral fallbacks). On a Starlight site, map them to the theme tokens:

#divinci-docs-assistant {
  --divinci-accent: var(--sl-color-accent);
  --divinci-bg: var(--sl-color-bg);
  /* … */
}

What you get

Anonymous RAG chat with grouped citations + a sources panel, a full-height collapsible dock (with center-expand), per-message copy / read-aloud / emoji reactions, conversation persistence, "continue in the app" + coding-agent handoff (with live-docs MCP snippets), and a Stop control — all driven by your Release's content and config.

License

MIT © Divinci AI. Published only after Divinci's security review (see the repository's open-source readiness notes).