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@iblai/agent-ai

v2.12.0

Published

IBL AI Agent web component

Readme

AgentAI Web Component

The AgentAI web component is a customizable chat widget that can be embedded in any web application. This component is distributed via npm and can also be accessed directly via a bundled JavaScript file hosted on an S3 bucket.

Note: The component is registered as both <agent-ai> and <mentor-ai> for backwards compatibility. <mentor-ai> will be removed in a future version — prefer using <agent-ai>.


Features

  • Embeddable chat widget.
  • Configurable via attributes.
  • Supports authenticated and anonymous modes.
  • Context-aware functionality for dynamic page data exchange.

Installation

Using npm

npm install @iblai/agent-ai

Direct Usage via S3

Include the bundled script in your HTML file:

<script src="https://assets.ibl.ai/web/mentorai.js?versionId=LaZKI7VC02L5buFhcIcaKiBKf4SyjTkD"></script>

Usage

Vanilla Javascript

Include the component directly in your HTML:

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
  <head>
    <meta charset="UTF-8" />
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0" />
    <script src="https://assets.ibl.ai/web/mentorai.js"></script>
    <title>AgentAI Widget</title>
  </head>
  <body>
    <agent-ai
      mentorurl="https://mentor.iblai.app"
      authurl="https://auth.iblai.app"
      lmsurl="https://learn.iblai.app"
      tenant="your-tenant"
      mentor="mentor-id"
      isanonymous
      iscontextaware
      isadvanced
      theme="light"
    ></agent-ai>
  </body>
</html>

Attributes

| Attribute | Description | Type | Default Value | | --------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------- | ------------------------ | | mentorurl | URL of the MentorAI platform. | String | https://mentor.iblai.app | | tenant | Tenant name for authentication. | String | undefined | | mentor | Mentor name for the chat widget. | String | undefined | | isanonymous | Enables anonymous mode. If set, the component will not require user authentication. (Ensure this matches the anonymity of the mentor) | Boolean | false | | iscontextaware | Enables context-aware functionality to send page information to the iframe. | Boolean | false | | isadvanced | Enables advanced chat features. | Boolean | false | | showclosebutton | Shows the Close (X) button in the embedded agent's nav bar. Requires the host to handle the closeEmbed message (see Close Button). | Boolean | false | | allowmentorselection | Lets signed-in visitors open Explore from the embed and switch to another agent. Appends &allow-mentor-selection=true to the iframe URL. | Boolean | false | | authUrl | URL for authentication. | String | https://auth.iblai.app | | contextOrigins | Comma separated values indicating the origins whitelisted for sending context. Defaults to an empty string. | String | "" | | lmsUrl | URL for edX LMS. | String | learn.iblai.app | | authRelyOnHost | Used to determine if to solely depend on the host for authentication and prevent mentor iframe from redirecting to the auth SPA. | Boolean | false | | relayAuthMessage | Opts in to relaying auth through a nested embed chain (see Nested Embeds). Off by default — only set it where every level of the chain is yours. | Boolean | false | | edxUserId | Indicates the user id on edX. Optional. | String | undefined | | theme | Sets the theme of the component. Can be either light or dark. | String | light | | component | Specifies the component to display in the mentor application. Can be one of analytics-overview, analytics-users, analytics-topics, or chat. | String | chat | | redirectToken | A token used by the auth layer to redirect back to the equivalent set URL. | String | undefined | | enablechatactionpopup | Enables chat action popups for voice calls and screen sharing. When enabled, sends MENTOR:ENABLE_CHAT_ACTION_POPUPS message to the iframe. | Boolean | false | | contextsettings | Enables the LMS context settings view. When present, renders a settings form instead of the chat iframe. | Boolean | false | | contextid | The LMS context/course identifier. Displayed in the heading and sent with the settings API request. Used with contextsettings. | String | undefined | | contextenabled | Sets the initial state of the Enabled checkbox in the context settings view. Present = checked, absent = unchecked. Used with contextsettings. | Boolean | false |


Nested Embeds

An embed chain can be deeper than two levels:

skillsai → [agent-ai] → edX → [agent-ai] → mentor

The middle agent-ai is a host to the frame below it and a guest of the page above, so it cannot answer auth itself. With relayAuthMessage set, it passes authExpired and tenantSwitch up to its own host and passes the answer back down untouched, leaving the top host as the single source of truth.

<agent-ai tenant="demo" mentor="…" authRelyOnHost relayAuthMessage></agent-ai>

It is off by default, and should stay off unless you need it. Relaying moves auth requests and credentials between frames, so it is only correct when every level of the chain is yours. Left unset, the component takes no part in relaying and every message goes to its normal handlers.

Direction is resolved from event.source, so a relayed message is never bounced back where it came from, and relayed messages carry a hop counter — a routing mistake becomes a dropped message rather than a loop.


Tenant Switching

An embedded mentor never navigates itself out of the frame to switch tenant — doing so would tear the embed out of the host page. Instead it posts:

{ tenantSwitch: true, tenant: 'acme' }

The component is pinned to its tenant attribute, so the only switch it can honour is one back to that same tenant (typically the mentor recovering from stale or foreign tenant state). When the requested tenant matches and authRelyOnHost is set, the component re-sends the auth data — from its cached ibl-data if it has it, otherwise minting fresh tokens from the host's edX session — and the mentor re-hydrates in place.

Any other target is left alone: the component logs a warning rather than redirecting the host page. Without authRelyOnHost the component does not own the auth, so it takes no action either.


Close Button

The Close (X) button in the embedded agent's nav bar is hidden by default. Add the showclosebutton attribute to render it:

<agent-ai
  mentorurl="https://mentor.iblai.app"
  tenant="your-tenant"
  mentor="mentor-id"
  showclosebutton
></agent-ai>

When present, the component appends &show-close-button=true to the iframe URL. When absent, nothing is appended and the button stays hidden.

The component does not hide itself when the button is clicked. Clicking it posts { closeEmbed: true } to the host page, which is forwarded up to window.parent. A host that enables showclosebutton must listen for that message and hide or remove the <agent-ai> element itself — and provide its own way to bring the widget back, since the component renders no launcher bubble. Without such a listener the button appears to do nothing.

window.addEventListener('message', (event) => {
  if (event.data?.closeEmbed) {
    document.querySelector('agent-ai')?.remove();
  }
});

LMS Context Settings View

When the contextsettings attribute is present, the component renders a settings form instead of the chat iframe. This view is designed for instructors in external LMS systems (e.g. Canvas, Open edX) who need to configure whether the mentor AI widget should be enabled or disabled for a specific course or context.

What the Settings Form Displays

  • A heading showing the Context ID (e.g. "Editing LMS Context Id: 110")
  • An Enabled checkbox to toggle whether the mentor widget is active for this context
  • A Mentor ID text input to specify which mentor to use
  • A Save button that submits the configuration via a POST request

How It Works

  1. The instructor sees a form pre-populated with the provided attribute values (enabled state, mentor ID).
  2. They can toggle the Enabled checkbox and/or change the Mentor ID.
  3. Clicking Save sends a POST request to:
    {lmsurl}/api/mentor-xblock/orgs/{tenant}/context/?context_id={contextid}
    with a JSON body:
    {
      "enabled": true,
      "mentor_id": "744a3672-0a59-4cc9-ad5a-03ada402a658"
    }
  4. On success (HTTP 200), a green "Settings saved successfully" message is displayed.
  5. On error, the component displays the error message from the response payload (e.g. {"error": "Mentor ID must be a valid UUID"}), or a generic "An unknown error occurred" message if no specific error is returned.

Required Attributes for Context Settings

| Attribute | Required | Description | | ----------------- | -------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | contextsettings | Yes | Boolean flag that enables the context settings view. | | contextid | Yes | The LMS context/course identifier displayed in the heading. | | lmsurl | Yes | Base URL of the LMS, used to construct the API endpoint. | | tenant | Yes | Platform/organization key, used in the API endpoint path. | | mentor | Yes | The initial Mentor UUID pre-filled in the Mentor ID input field. | | contextenabled | No | If present, the Enabled checkbox is initially checked. Otherwise unchecked. |

Context Settings Examples

Enabled context with a pre-filled mentor

<agent-ai
  contextsettings
  contextid="110"
  contextenabled
  lmsurl="https://learn.iblai.app"
  tenant="my-org"
  mentor="744a3672-0a59-4cc9-ad5a-03ada402a658"
></agent-ai>

This renders the form with the Enabled checkbox checked and the Mentor ID field pre-filled with the provided UUID.

Disabled context with no mentor

<agent-ai
  contextsettings
  contextid="205"
  lmsurl="https://learn.iblai.app"
  tenant="my-org"
  mentor=""
></agent-ai>

This renders the form with the Enabled checkbox unchecked and an empty Mentor ID field.

React usage

import React from 'react';
import '@iblai/agent-ai';

const CourseSettings = ({ contextId, mentorId, isEnabled }) => {
  return (
    <agent-ai
      contextsettings
      contextid={contextId}
      {...(isEnabled ? { contextenabled: '' } : {})}
      lmsurl="https://learn.iblai.app"
      tenant="my-org"
      mentor={mentorId}
    ></agent-ai>
  );
};

Javascript Frameworks

React

Install the package:

npm install @iblai/agent-ai

Use the component

import React from 'react';
import '@iblai/agent-ai';

const App = () => {
  return (
    <div>
      <agent-ai
        mentorurl="https://mentor.iblai.app"
        authurl="https://auth.iblai.app"
        lmsurl="https://learn.iblai.app"
        tenant="your-tenant"
        mentor="mentor-id"
        isanonymous
        iscontextaware
        isadvanced
        theme="light"
      ></agent-ai>
    </div>
  );
};

export default App;

Angular

Install the package:

npm install @iblai/agent-ai

Use the component in your template:

<agent-ai
  mentorurl="https://mentor.iblai.app"
  authurl="https://auth.iblai.app"
  lmsurl="https://learn.iblai.app"
  tenant="your-tenant"
  mentor="mentor-id"
  isanonymous
  iscontextaware
  isadvanced
  theme="light"
></agent-ai>

Add CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA in your module:

import { NgModule, CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA } from '@angular/core';

@NgModule({
  declarations: [AppComponent],
  imports: [BrowserModule],
  schemas: [CUSTOM_ELEMENTS_SCHEMA],
  bootstrap: [AppComponent],
})
export class AppModule {}

Vue

Install the package:

npm install @iblai/agent-ai

Use the component:

<template>
  <agent-ai
    mentorurl="https://mentor.iblai.app"
    authurl="https://auth.iblai.app"
    lmsurl="https://learn.iblai.app"
    tenant="your-tenant"
    mentor="mentor-id"
    isanonymous
    iscontextaware
    isadvanced
    theme="light"
  ></agent-ai>
</template>

<script>
export default {
  name: "App",
};
</script>

Context Sharing

This section describes the context sharing functionality implemented in the application, which allows for sharing HTML content between iframes and their parent windows.

Functions

  1. AgentAI.sendHTMLContentToHost(host: string, interval: number = 5000)

    This function is used when the application is running inside an iframe and needs to share the page content with the host. It creates a Web Worker to clean the HTML content before sending it to the host.

    • Parameters:

      • host: The target host to which the cleaned content will be sent.
      • interval: The time interval (in milliseconds) for checking and sending content (default is 5000 ms).
    • Usage:

      AgentAI.sendHTMLContentToHost('https://example.com', 5000);
  2. AgentAI.sendHTMLContentToIframe(iframeId: string, iframeHost: string, interval = 5000)

    This function allows the application to send HTML content to a specified iframe. It also utilizes a Web Worker for cleaning the content before sending it.

    • Parameters:

      • iframeId: The ID of the iframe element to which the content will be sent.
      • iframeHost: The host of the iframe.
      • interval: The time interval (in milliseconds) for checking and sending content (default is 5000 ms).
    • Usage:

      AgentAI.sendHTMLContentToIframe('myIframe', 'https://iframe-host.com', 5000);
  3. AgentAI.proxyContextPostMessage(targetIdOrHost: string, host?: string)

    This function proxies post messages of type context either to an iframe or to the parent window, depending on the context in which it is called. It listens for incoming messages and forwards them accordingly.

    • Parameters:

      • targetIdOrHost: The ID of the target iframe or the host to which the message should be sent.
      • host: An optional parameter specifying the host to which the message will be sent.
    • Usage:

      AgentAI.proxyContextPostMessage('myIframe', 'https://iframe-host.com');