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@userquery/oneoff-discovery

v0.1.8

Published

Minimalist React (web) widget that invites users to a short, paid AI voice discovery interview. For Next.js / React 19.

Readme

@userquery/oneoff-discovery

A minimalist React (web) widget that invites users to an AI voice interview — triggered after a moment that matters (e.g. a purchase). Built for Next.js / React 19. Soft-black monochrome, draggable in-call bubble, records both sides of the call to the backend.

This is the web port of the React Native SDK. Everything runs in the browser (WebRTC / MediaRecorder), so the package is a Client Component ("use client").

Install

npm install @userquery/oneoff-discovery

Peer deps: react and react-dom (>=18; works with React 19).

Quick start (Next.js App Router)

'use client';
import { useState } from 'react';
import { InterviewInvite } from '@userquery/oneoff-discovery';

export default function Checkout() {
  const [purchased, setPurchased] = useState(false);
  return (
    <>
      <button onClick={() => setPurchased(true)}>Complete purchase</button>

      <InterviewInvite
        apiBase="https://backend-provided.com"   // Hidden Node API
        trigger={purchased}                       // flip true after the event
        title="Want $10 Off?"
        body={"Take a quick **10-minute** interview and get **$10 off** this order."}
        offer={{ amount: 10, durationMinutes: 10 }}
        position="bottom-right"
        onRespond={(r) => console.log('user', r)}
      />
    </>
  );
}

In the Next.js App Router, render it from a Client Component (a file with 'use client'), since it uses browser-only APIs.

Mic + iframes: render it directly as a component. If you must embed it in a cross-origin <iframe>, the parent must set allow="microphone" on the iframe tag — an iframe restricts permissions, it doesn't grant them, so the mic is blocked even after the user allows it. The type-to-answer fallback still works without a mic.

Props (highlights)

| Prop | Type | Default | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | apiBase | string | — | Hidden backend base URL. | | trigger | boolean \| number | — | true shows it; a number auto-shows after N ms. | | title / body / ctaLabel | string | — | Copy. body supports **bold** and \n. | | userId | string | 'anonymous' | Stored with the recording. | | offer | { amount, currency, durationMinutes } | $10 / 10min | Reward; gates the "leave early" warning. | | position | 'bottom-right' \| … | 'bottom-right' | Corner. The in-call bubble is draggable. | | scheme / theme | 'light' \| 'dark' / overrides | 'light' | Monochrome tokens. | | campaignKey / maxShows / snoozeAfterDismissMs | — | — | Frequency cap (persists in localStorage). | | onRespond / onCallEnd | callbacks | — | Lifecycle hooks. |

Agent-native integration

Built to be dropped in by an AI coding agent in a single pass. Full agent guide: AGENTS.md — it's bundled in the package, so after install an agent can read node_modules/@userquery/oneoff-discovery/AGENTS.md (no web scraping needed).

TL;DR: npm install → render <InterviewInvite> inside a Client Component → set apiBase (secrets stay server-side) → wire trigger. To test, fire it when the user lands on checkout; in production, gate on engagement (recency, activity, repeat buyer…) so only engaged users are invited, paired with maxShows / snoozeAfterDismissMs.

License

MIT