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prism-design-widget

v0.2.2

Published

Framework-independent PrismDesign browser widget. It provides AI chat and element comments, connects to `prism-design-agent`, and is normally injected by the Vite/Next plugins or `prism-design-serve`.

Readme

prism-design-widget

Framework-independent PrismDesign browser widget. It provides AI chat and element comments, connects to prism-design-agent, and is normally injected by the Vite/Next plugins or prism-design-serve.

Installation

pnpm add prism-design-widget

Most applications should install vite-plugin-prism-design or next-plugin-prism-design instead of loading this package directly.

Direct usage

<script src="/path/to/prism-design-widget.iife.js"></script>
<script>
  PrismDesignWidget.init({
    agentUrl: "http://127.0.0.1:9527",
    position: "bottom-right",
    locale: "zh"
  });
</script>

Options:

| Option | Values | Default | |---|---|---| | agentUrl | Agent HTTP base URL | Saved URL or connection form | | position | bottom-right, bottom-left | bottom-right | | locale | zh, en | Browser language |

Agent protocol

  • GET /api/status checks availability and capabilities.
  • POST /api/chat sends { runId, message } with a stable x-client-id.
  • /ws?clientId=... receives Protocol v2 events scoped to this browser client.
  • Structured message.delta events render incremental Codex/OpenAI text.
  • The legacy agent:progress event remains supported during migration.
  • A page reload is triggered only when the final result reports modified files.

The client ID and chat history are stored in localStorage. Clearing site storage creates a new Agent session.

Security

  • Never put provider API keys in the widget or browser bundle.
  • Run the Agent on a trusted development network.
  • Restrict CORS and network exposure before using the Agent outside local development.

Build and release

pnpm --filter prism-design-widget build

The package publishes the IIFE and ES module bundles from dist/.