amvcp-form-inputs

Structured form widgets replace ambiguous free-text by rendering interactive elements like radio selectors, date pickers, and drag-to-rank lists inside conversational reports. You embed widgets with a stable data-ve-id and load the runtime scripts to capture finite user responses deterministically.

Structured user selections persist locally by saving answers to browser localStorage under the key amvcp-form-input:<data-ve-id>. The runtime automatically rehydrates these persisted values when the generated HTML page reloads, ensuring no data loss across sessions.

Widget selection events are captured by listening for the ve-form-change event emitted by the runtime. This event-driven integration threads the structured payload into the next comment-turn record, optionally combining the finite answers with free-text rationale provided by the user.

Interactive widgets for prioritization tasks include drag-to-rank, tier lists, and card pickers, alongside nineteen other structured-response controls like sliders, toggles, and multi-select tags. These widgets produce ordered prioritization artifacts without forcing users to type manual rankings.

Rendering structured form widgets requires no external dependencies, only loading the provided scripts like amvcp-runtime.js and amvcp-form-inputs.js. Widgets render natively in generated HTML pages using JSON configuration scripts and deterministic runtime initialization tied to stable data-ve-id roots.

Free-text prompts should be replaced with structured widget inputs when collecting finite, controlled responses such as choosing among rollout strategies, setting parameterized budgets, or producing ordered rank lists. Free-text remains appropriate only when capturing optional rationale alongside the structured payload.