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@kuralle-agents/widget

v0.6.1

Published

Embeddable chat widget for Kuralle Universal Inbox

Readme

@kuralle-agents/widget

Embeddable chat widget that adds a <kuralle-widget> Web Component to any web page.

Install

Include the built embed script on your page:

<script src="/path/to/widget.js"></script>

Or install for programmatic use:

npm install @kuralle-agents/widget

What it does

Registers a <kuralle-widget> custom element backed by a Preact component. The widget resolves agent configuration from an HTTP endpoint, opens a WebSocket connection to the agent, and renders a floating chat UI with streaming, message queuing, and auto-reconnect.

  • <kuralle-widget> — HTML custom element. Accepts HTML attributes for agent endpoint, theme, position, and colors.
  • WidgetClient — programmatic client class. Fetches agent config from GET /api/agent/:agentId, connects via WebSocket, and exposes callback-based APIs for messages, streaming state, connection state, and suggestions.
  • AgentConfig / Message — types for the resolved agent configuration and chat messages.

Usage

HTML embed

<kuralle-widget
  agent-url="https://your-api.example.com"
  agent-id="support"
  position="bottom-right"
  theme="light"
  title="Chat with us"
  subtitle="We're here to help">
</kuralle-widget>

The widget calls GET /api/agent/support on agent-url to resolve the WebSocket URL, then connects directly to the agent.

Programmatic

import { WidgetClient } from '@kuralle-agents/widget';

const client = new WidgetClient('https://your-api.example.com', 'support');
const config = await client.initWidget();

client.onMessages((messages) => console.log(messages));
client.onConnectionChange((connected) => console.log('connected:', connected));

await client.sendMessage('Hello!');

// Cleanup
client.dispose();

Attributes

| Attribute | Description | |---|---| | agent-url | HTTP base URL for the agent config endpoint (required) | | agent-id | Agent identifier (required) | | position | bottom-right (default), bottom-left, top-right, top-left | | theme | light (default) or dark | | title | Header title | | subtitle | Header subtitle | | accent-color | Primary accent color | | base-color | Base color for theming | | button-base-color | Launcher button base color | | button-accent-color | Launcher button accent color |

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