building-chat-widgets

To build interactive chat widgets, you can use reusable widget templates and route user interactions through dedicated client and server action handlers for immediate UI updates and backend mutations.

Entity tagging in an AI chat application is implemented through composer tools that support @mentions and mode selection, guiding user workflows by tagging specific entities directly within the chat interface.

Streaming widget updates to a chat UI involves pushing widget changes and agent messages in real time, ensuring the frontend reflects state transitions immediately as the backend processes actions.

Separating client and server actions in a chat widget involves routing immediate UI updates to client handlers and backend data mutations to server handlers via an onAction routing mechanism.

Yes, you can define reusable layouts for interactive chat widgets using widget templates with a structured lifecycle, allowing layouts to be dynamically updated in response to various user actions.

No external dependencies are required to handle chat widget actions and entity tagging, as the pattern relies on well-defined types and safety checks within your existing frontend and server architecture.