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@streamoid/agent

v0.6.34

Published

Native (no-iframe) embeddable Streamoid agent chat panel. Host renders <AgentPanel adapters={…}/>. Prebuilt bundle — source + build live in the stream-agent repo.

Readme

@streamoid/agent

Native (no-iframe) embeddable Streamoid agent chat panel. A host renders the component and passes a typed adapters object; the agent renders, streams, and navigates natively inside the host (no iframe, no postMessage).

import { AgentPanel } from "@streamoid/agent";
import "@streamoid/agent/style.css";

<AgentPanel
  adapters={{
    auth: { user: { id, email, name, specialization } },
    workspace: { current: { id, name, role, country /* …full context */ } },
    theme: { mode: "light" | "dark" },
    config: { apiBase: "", hide: { sidepane: true, newBrief: true, notifications: true } },
    navigation: { chatId, onChatIdChange },
  }}
/>
  • Peer dependencies: react, react-dom, @streamoid/ui, @streamoid/icons.
  • API base: use a relative base and proxy /stream-agent/api/v1 to the agent backend from the host (same-origin → cookies flow, no CORS).

This directory is the package TEMPLATE, not the package. npm run build:lib in the stream-agent frontend copies it over the bundle it builds — do not hand-edit the published output.

Publishing is not manual. .github/workflows/publish-agent.yml publishes on every push to develop whose version here is not yet on npm, then opens a pin bump PR in every consumer. So the one thing a change to the chat needs is a new version in this directory's package.json; merging it ships everything else. The agent-version check on each PR fails if that has been forgotten.