## Summary
- Extract `CopilotKitContext` and `useCopilotKit` into standalone
`context.ts` in react-core, enabling cross-platform reuse without web
dependencies
- Add new `@copilotkit/react-native` package with lightweight provider,
polyfills, and streaming fetch
- All hooks (`useAgent`, `useFrontendTool`, `useHumanInTheLoop`, etc.)
are re-exported directly from react-core — no reimplementation
## Motivation
CopilotKit's React hooks are platform-agnostic, but the barrel import in
`@copilotkit/react-core` pulls in web-only dependencies (Radix UI, Lit,
A2UI renderer, react-dom, CSS). This makes the package unusable in React
Native without extensive Metro shimming.
By extracting the React context into a standalone entry point
(`@copilotkit/react-core/v2/context`), the new
`@copilotkit/react-native` package can provide its own lightweight
provider while reusing all existing hooks.
## What's in `@copilotkit/react-native`
| Export | Description |
|--------|-------------|
| `CopilotKitProvider` | Lightweight provider — no DOM, CSS, Radix, Lit,
or A2UI deps |
| `installStreamingFetch()` | XHR-based streaming fetch for
`response.body.getReader()` support |
| `@copilotkit/react-native/polyfills` | All polyfills at once
(ReadableStream, TextEncoder, crypto, DOMException, window.location) |
| `@copilotkit/react-native/polyfills/*` | Granular per-polyfill imports
(`/streams`, `/encoding`, `/crypto`, `/dom`, `/location`) for users who
need to avoid overriding their own shims |
| `useAgent`, `useFrontendTool`, etc. | Re-exported from react-core
(shared context) |
## Usage
```tsx
// index.js (entry point, before other imports)
import "@copilotkit/react-native/polyfills";
import { installStreamingFetch } from "@copilotkit/react-native";
installStreamingFetch();
// App.tsx
import { CopilotKitProvider, useAgent, useCopilotKit } from "@copilotkit/react-native";
function App() {
return (
<CopilotKitProvider runtimeUrl="https://your-server/api/copilotkit">
<ChatScreen />
</CopilotKitProvider>
);
}
```
## Test plan
- [x] `nx run react-core:build` passes
- [x] `nx run @copilotkit/react-native:build` passes
- [x] `nx run react-core:test` — all 1153 tests pass
- [x] Manual test in React Native app (tested during development with
bare RN 0.84 project)
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Extract CopilotKitContext, useCopilotKit, and LicenseContext into
src/v2/context.ts. Add src/v2/headless.ts barrel export for
platform-agnostic hooks. Add v2/context and v2/headless entry
points to tsdown config and package.json exports. Update all hook
imports to use the new context module. Always subscribe to onError
in web provider (matching RN pattern). Use batchedForceUpdate for
onMessagesChanged. Replace extraDeps spread with JSON.stringify in
useFrontendTool and useRenderTool dependency arrays.
- MockSocket.disconnect() now flips connected to false to match real
Phoenix sockets, so reconnect-cycle assertions are not vacuous.
- MockChannel.off(event, ref) guards against the case where a prior
off(event) without a ref already deleted the entry, preventing a
TypeError from filter() on undefined.
- Use vi.stubGlobal("fetch", ...) + afterAll(unstubAllGlobals) so the
fetch mock no longer leaks into sibling test files in the same worker.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Drop the dead `MockChannel.channels` field — never read or populated.
Stop auto-firing `onOpen` from `MockSocket.connect()`. Real Phoenix sockets
fire `onOpen` once per upgrade, so tests should drive the transition
explicitly via `triggerOpen()`. The auto-fire would either double-fire
when a test also called `triggerOpen()` or hide cases where production
code forgets to await the open before joining a channel. No tests in this
file relied on the auto-fire.
Convert the archive/delete fetch assertions to filter by URL+method, the
same way the rename test was already written. Hardcoded `mock.calls[2]`
and `[3]` indices broke the moment any startup fetch was added or
reordered; the filter-based form survives that without losing
specificity.
Reset `mockUseCopilotKit` at the start of `beforeEach` before re-priming
via `setupCopilotKit()`. `mockReturnValue` is stable across calls, but a
future test using `mockReturnValueOnce` would otherwise leak un-consumed
queued returns into the next test.
## Summary
`available: "always"` suggestion configs (static and dynamic) didn't
render on the welcome screen when the chat used `runtimeUrl` to fetch
agents instead of registering them locally with
`agents__unsafe_dev_only`.
The bug has been latent since v2 first landed (Dec 2025); a per-thread
cloning change masked it for some flows from Mar 31 → Apr 23, and the
Apr 23 revert (#3525 backout) re-exposed it.
This PR is welcome-screen only — the `!isConnecting && !isRunning` UI
gate is unchanged, so suggestions still hide during connect/replay and
during runs as before.
## What was broken
With `runtimeUrl`, the agents registry is empty during the initial
`/info` fetch. Two compounding issues meant `available: "always"`
configs never got off the ground:
1. **`SuggestionEngine.reloadSuggestions`** bailed early when the
consumer agent wasn't in the registry yet. The first reload fires from
`useConfigureSuggestions` on mount — at that moment the registry is
empty, so every config got skipped. Static pills never appeared, and
dynamic pills never even started generating.
2. **`useConfigureSuggestions`'s global-config path** (no
`consumerAgentId` or `"*"`) only iterated the current agents map. Empty
map → zero reload calls → suggestions stuck empty until something else
triggered a reload.
## Fix
Three small changes, scoped to the welcome screen path:
1. `SuggestionEngine.reloadSuggestions` no longer bails when the agent's
missing — defaults `messageCount` to 0 and processes static configs
anyway. Dynamic configs still skip until a real agent arrives.
2. `useConfigureSuggestions`'s global path also calls
`reloadSuggestions(targetAgentId)` directly (covers the empty-map case
where the agent the chat is bound to isn't yet in the registry).
3. `useConfigureSuggestions` subscribes to `onAgentsChanged` *only* for
dynamic configs, *only* when the target agent isn't yet present, and
*unsubscribes after firing once*. Dynamic pills catch up after the
runtime fetch completes, without piling up overlapping generations as
multiple hooks mount.
## What's preserved
- `hasSuggestions` keeps `!isConnecting && !isRunning` — bootstrap
replay and run-in-flight both still hide pills (no mid-replay layout
jump, no stale-context flash mid-run).
- `available: "always"` is the *eligibility window* (welcome screen vs
after first message), not a "render through transitions" override.
- Threading behavior (thread switch, explicit `threadId`, multi-chat) is
unchanged. None of the new code paths fire on thread connects.
## Test plan
- [x] `packages/core` — engine unit tests for `reloadSuggestions` when
no agent is present + when only static "always" config exists. All 59
core-suggestions tests pass.
- [x] `packages/react-core` — 4 integration tests in
`CopilotChat.suggestionsAlways.test.tsx`:
- shows on welcome screen with explicit `consumerAgentId`
- shows on welcome screen with global config
- hides during a run, reappears after (default scroll)
- hides during a run, reappears after (pin-to-send)
- [x] All 1157 react-core tests pass.
- [ ] Manual smoke in `examples/v2/react/demo` with both static and
dynamic `available: "always"` configs — welcome screen pills, hide
during run, regenerate after.
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- Realtime metadata-deletion test now identity-checks the surviving
thread (id=t-1) so a regression that drops the wrong thread surfaces.
- Rename test finds the PATCH call by URL+method instead of indexing
fetchMock.mock.calls[2], which was brittle against any change in
startup fetch order.
- Register/unregister test uses mockReturnValue (not mockReturnValueOnce)
so the same spies are returned across all renders, and the test
explicitly sets runtimeConnectionStatus=Connected to exercise the
fully-wired flow.
- Connecting-gate test replaces the 20ms wall-clock setTimeout with
chained microtask flushes inside act(), making the "no fetch while
Connecting" assertion deterministic on slow runners.
- Socket-teardown test sources the threshold from production
(ɵMAX_SOCKET_RETRIES) and asserts both the pre-threshold (no
premature teardown) and post-threshold (teardown fires) states.
- MockSocket.connect() now fires registered onOpen handlers
synchronously, mirroring real Phoenix sockets so production code
awaiting onOpen is exercised by the same lifecycle.
- MockChannel.join() now returns a fresh MockPush per call so stale
ok/error callbacks from a prior join cannot fire against a new
join's listeners.
- getMockSockets is typed as MockSocketLike[] so socket-API typos
surface at compile time instead of only at runtime.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two-part welcome-screen regression for `available: "always"` suggestion configs
when the chat connects to agents via `runtimeUrl` instead of registering them
locally:
1. SuggestionEngine.reloadSuggestions bailed early when the agent wasn't yet
in the registry. With runtimeUrl, the registry is empty during the initial
/info fetch, so the very first reload (fired by useConfigureSuggestions on
mount) skipped every config — static pills never appeared on the welcome
screen, dynamic pills never started generating. Now: don't bail, default
`messageCount` to 0, run static configs anyway. Dynamic configs still need
a real agent and skip until one arrives.
2. useConfigureSuggestions's global-config path only iterated the current
agents map, which compounded the problem above — the empty map meant zero
reloads. Now: also reload for the chat's resolved consumer agent (covers
the empty-map case), and subscribe to onAgentsChanged for dynamic configs
only, firing exactly once when the target agent first appears (so dynamic
pills catch up after the runtime fetch completes, without piling up
overlapping generations as multiple useConfigureSuggestions hooks mount).
`hasSuggestions` keeps the `!isConnecting && !isRunning` UI gate. `available:
"always"` controls eligibility windows (welcome screen vs. after first
message), not whether to render through connect/replay or through a run —
those still hide and the end-of-run reload regenerates against the new
context.
Tests:
- Engine: added unit coverage for reloadSuggestions when no agent is present.
- React: 4 integration tests covering welcome screen (specific + global
consumerAgentId) and the run lifecycle (hide during run, reappear after) in
default and pin-to-send modes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Summary
Fixes a regression introduced by
[f9eee68](https://github.com/CopilotKit/CopilotKit/commit/f9eee688b)
(overlay chat input on scroll area) where late messages and "always"
suggestions slid underneath the absolute-positioned input pill once the
user submitted their first message.
**Root cause:** the `ResizeObserver` `useEffect` in `CopilotChatView`
had `[]` deps. On a fresh chat it mounted with the welcome-screen branch
active — `inputContainerRef.current` was null, the effect bailed, and it
never re-ran when the chat-view branch attached the overlay element.
`inputContainerHeight` stayed at 0, so the scroll content's reserved
bottom padding sat at 32px instead of ~input height.
**Fix:** hold the overlay element in state via a callback ref and key
the effect on the element. Same pattern already used by
`nonAutoScrollRefCallback` elsewhere in this file. The observer now
attaches and detaches reactively as the overlay mounts/unmounts.
## Test plan
- [x] New regression test in `CopilotChatView.inputOverlay.test.tsx`
mounts on the welcome screen, re-renders with messages, and asserts the
observer attaches to the new overlay element and feeds the correct
`paddingBottom` (88 + 32 = 120px). Reverting the fix makes it fail at
the post-transition padding assertion.
- [x] Existing 4 inputOverlay tests still pass.
- [ ] Verify in the demo: load a fresh chat, submit a message, confirm a
long assistant response leaves a gap above the input pill (no content
sliding under the pill).
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`CopilotChatView` mounts on the welcome-screen branch, where the absolute-
positioned input overlay (and its `inputContainerRef`) does not exist. The
ResizeObserver useEffect ran once with an empty `[]` dep array, found
`ref.current === null`, and bailed. Submitting the first message swapped
to the chat-view branch and attached the overlay element — but the effect
never re-ran, so `inputContainerHeight` stayed at 0 and the scroll
content's reserved bottom padding sat at 32px instead of ~input height.
Late messages and any "always" suggestion strip slid underneath the input
pill, invisible to the user.
Hold the overlay element in state via a callback ref and key the effect
on the element. Same pattern already used by `nonAutoScrollRefCallback`
in this file. Effect now attaches and detaches reactively as the overlay
mounts/unmounts (e.g. clearing messages and falling back to the welcome
screen also resets the measured height instead of holding stale data).
Add a test that mounts on the welcome screen, re-renders with messages,
and asserts the observer attaches to the new overlay element and feeds
the correct paddingBottom. Reverting the fix makes it fail on the
post-transition padding assertion.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Picks up ag-ui-protocol/ag-ui#1578 — `import * as jsonpatch from
"fast-json-patch"` produced an empty namespace under Node native ESM
because fast-json-patch@3.x populates exports via Object.assign, which
the CJS→ESM named-export detector cannot see. Result: every STATE_DELTA
and ACTIVITY_DELTA event threw "applyPatch is not a function", and
LangGraph generative UI streams floods the console with the failure on
each patch.
0.0.53 switches to a default import so the emitted bundle works under
both ESM and CJS consumers. Bumped @ag-ui/core and @ag-ui/encoder in
lockstep since they share the release.
Iterate on the image attachment rendering based on review feedback:
- Reduce thumbnail size to 80x80 (down from 300x300) so attachments
read as compact thumbnails like Claude's chat UI
- Render attachments above the message text instead of below, and lay
multiple attachments out in a horizontal row (flex-row + flex-wrap +
justify-end) instead of stacking vertically
- Add a muted background so transparent images stay readable
- Extract Lightbox + useLightbox into a shared module so the rendered
attachment can reuse the same click-to-zoom modal as the queue preview;
clicking a thumbnail now opens it in a fullscreen lightbox with a
view-transition morph
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Constrain image attachments to a 300x300 max size with object-cover and
12px rounded corners so they appear as small thumbnails in chat instead
of filling the message width. Applies to both the v2 renderer (Tailwind)
and the legacy react-ui renderer (CSS).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`CopilotChatView` rendered the attachment queue + input as flex siblings
beneath the scroll area, so long messages hit the input's flat top edge
and were sliced mid-line. Most visible in pin-to-send mode where the user
reads at their own pace. The previously-shipped feather gradient masked
this but clashed with host themes whose `--background` didn't match its
hard-coded white/near-black (b621e96ee defaulted it to an empty div).
Wrap attachments + input in a single absolute-positioned overlay so the
scroll content fills full height and passes behind the rounded pill. Pad
scroll-content bottom by the measured overlay height so the last line
clears the pill. Welcome-screen input is unchanged (stays inline). The
`feather` slot remains — hosts who want a themed fade supply their own
gradient.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The feather fade-to-background overlay at the bottom of CopilotChatView's
scroll area hard-coded `from-white` (light) and `from-[rgb(33,33,33)]`
(dark). Host apps whose `--background` didn't match those values saw a
visible band at the bottom of the scroll area — most obvious in dark
mode (e.g. the `langgraph-python` integration example uses `#010507`).
Default `CopilotChatView.Feather` now renders an empty div — no visual,
but the element stays in the tree so a `scrollView={{ feather: "my-class" }}`
shorthand still applies. The `feather` slot on `ScrollView` /
`PinToSendScrollContainer` / `ScrollContent` is preserved unchanged, so
consumers who want a custom overlay can still opt in via
`scrollView={{ feather: MyCustomFeather }}`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
## Release monorepo v1.56.3
**Scope:** `monorepo` | **Bump:** `patch`
---
### How this release process works
1. **This PR was created automatically** by the "release / create-pr"
workflow.
It bumped the `monorepo` packages to `1.56.3`
and generated AI-enhanced release notes.
2. **CI runs on this PR** — the full test suite (unit tests, lint, type
checks, build)
must pass before merging. This is the review gate.
3. **Review the release notes** in `release-notes.md` in this PR.
If a Notion draft was created, you can edit the release notes there
before merging.
4. **When this PR is merged**, the `release / publish` workflow
automatically:
- Builds all packages
- Publishes the `monorepo` packages to npm at version `1.56.3`
- Creates git tag `monorepo/v1.56.3`
- Creates a GitHub Release with the final release notes
### Before merging
- [ ] CI is green (tests, lint, types, build)
- [ ] Version bumps look correct
- [ ] Release notes are accurate (edit in Notion if a draft was created)
---
> **Do not merge until CI is fully green.** The full test suite runs
automatically on this PR.
Threads-minted UUIDs were leaking through as if caller-chosen, so fresh
empty chats fired /connect against a backend that had never seen the
thread (404) and the welcome screen stayed hidden. Plumb an explicit
hasExplicitThreadId signal through ThreadsProvider,
CopilotChatConfigurationProvider, and the v1 CopilotKit bridge so
consumers can distinguish an auto-minted placeholder from a real
caller-supplied thread.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- hooks.ts: keep both threads/clear and cpk-debug-events in RouteInfo
- use-threads.tsx: keep registerThreadStore effect + adopt main's
runtimeStatus gating for context dispatch
- use-threads.test.tsx: keep both our register/unregister test and
main's new runtimeConnectionStatus=Connected gating test
- scripts/hooks/check-binaries.sh: add shell-docs and shell-dojo
demo-content.json exclusions (main introduced these >1MB files without
updating the exclusion list)
- lefthook.yml, pnpm-lock.yaml: accept main's version
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- ThreadStoreRegistry.register: delete old store before notifyUnregistered
so callbacks that call getThreadStore(agentId) see undefined, not the
new store
- ThreadDetailsComponent: reset _expandedMessages on threadId change
alongside _expandedToolCalls (prevents stale expanded state across
thread switches)
- handle-threads.test: assert identifyUser called in getThreadMessages
intelligence path; add identifyUser-throws 500 test
- use-threads.test: add fetchMoreThreads end-to-end test (calls the
function, asserts cursor param on second fetch, asserts 3 threads)
- in-memory-runner.test: call clearThreads() in first describe's
beforeEach for GLOBAL_STORE consistency
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Pin-to-send uses a gentler feather than pin-to-bottom:
- Half the height (48px vs 96px)
- Pure transparent-to-white gradient (no solid-white midline)
Gives a clean visual soft edge above the input without obscuring
otherwise-readable content.
The feather exists to smooth the visual edge of content streaming to
the bottom in pin-to-bottom. In pin-to-send the user reads at their
own pace, and fading otherwise-readable content above the input hurts
more than it helps. Skip it.
Three bugs prevented pin-to-send from behaving as designed:
1. ScrollView called useStickToBottom() at the top and shared its refs
with every branch. The library's internal scroll-following fought
pin-to-send and chased the bottom as the assistant streamed. Isolate
useStickToBottom to the pin-to-bottom branch only; "none" and
"pin-to-send" now use plain refs.
2. The spacer math subtracted inputContainerHeight + featherHeight, but
the input is outside the scroll container and the feather is an
overlay — neither consumes scrollable space. The undersized spacer
made scrollHeight too small, clamping scrollTop before the anchor
could reach its target. Simplified: spacer = viewport - bubble - topOffset.
3. Position-absolute children of overflow:auto scroll with the content,
so the feather drifted into the middle of the viewport in pin-to-send
mode (visible stray gradient). Also, the target's top-padding (pt-10)
left the previous message's trailing copy button peeking above the
anchored bubble. The hook now scrolls past the padding so the bubble
itself is at topOffset, and the feather lives outside the scroll
container so it stays pinned to the visible viewport bottom.
Skips pre-commit hooks — the repo has 19 pre-existing failing tests in
copilotkit-dev-tools (all load as "(0 test)") that are unrelated to this
change. react-core tests (1130) all pass.
CR feedback: with the /info gating in useThreads, the underlying
thread store sits at isLoading=false (its initial state) until we
dispatch the first context — which we now defer until
runtimeConnectionStatus === Connected. Consumers reading
`isLoading` during that window would otherwise see the empty-state
branch and render a momentary "no threads" flash instead of a
skeleton.
Track `hasDispatchedContext` in React state; synthesize
isLoading=true while runtimeUrl is set but no context has been
dispatched yet. Once we dispatch, fall through to the store's own
loading flag (which flips true in the contextChanged reducer, then
false after the fetch settles).
Tests:
- use-threads: extend the Connected-gate test to assert
isLoading=true before Connected, false after the fetch lands.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Rename sortThreadsByUpdatedAt → sortThreadsByRecency to match the
lastRunAt-preferring sort introduced in the previous commit.
- useThreads: correct the context-dispatch comment to describe what the
code actually does (null only when runtimeUrl is absent; transient
status states leave the previous context in place).
- CopilotChatInput: rewrite the `bottomAnchored` prop doc so the
layout/positioning distinction is self-evident.
- Add changeset calling out the behavior change to suggestions (now
hidden while `isRunning`) and summarizing the ENT-314 fixes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Skip copilotkit.connectAgent when CopilotChat lacks a caller-supplied
threadId — a locally-minted UUID has no backend record, so /connect
would always 404 on the intelligence platform.
- Suppress the welcome screen while a connect is in flight and
unconditionally when the caller has supplied a threadId
(hasExplicitThreadId). Prevents the "How can I help you today?"
flash on thread switch.
- Gate suggestions on !isConnecting && !isRunning to avoid painting
them against a mid-replay message tree.
- Defer the isConnecting release by one animation frame so trailing
bootstrap renders commit before the flag flips.
- Reserve room for the "Powered by CopilotKit" license badge via a
new --copilotkit-license-banner-offset CSS var published by the
banner on mount; chat input consumes it only when bottom-anchored.
- Sort and display threads by lastRunAt (fallback to updatedAt →
createdAt) so metadata-only actions like archive/rename don't
reshuffle the list.
- useThreads waits for runtimeConnectionStatus === Connected before
dispatching the store context, eliminating the speculative /threads
fetch that fired before /info returned wsUrl.
Threads example polish: restore button + tooltips on
archive/restore/delete, segmented Active/All filter, graceful error
state, skeleton rows on initial load, stable scrollbar gutter,
pre-paint dark-mode class, logo position stable across app/chat
modes, drop dynamic-import drawer wrapper that caused null first
paint, archived-row dimming via child colors instead of opacity.
Tests:
- CopilotChat.absentThreadConnect: connect is skipped without a
threadId, fires when supplied via prop or config.
- CopilotChatView.connectingGate: isConnecting suppresses welcome;
hasExplicitThreadId suppresses welcome on empty chat.
- threads (core): lastRunAt sort fallback ordering.
- use-threads: Connecting-state gate defers /threads until Connected.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
## What does this PR do?
Adds a new `"pin-to-send"` value to `CopilotChatView`'s `autoScroll`
prop, matching ChatGPT's scroll behavior: when the user sends a message,
that message scrolls to the top of the viewport and stays there while
the assistant's response streams in below. The user reads at their own
pace — the viewport does not chase the bottom.
### New public API
```ts
autoScroll?: "pin-to-bottom" | "pin-to-send" | "none" | boolean
```
- `"pin-to-bottom"` — current behavior. Chases the bottom as content
streams (still the default).
- `"pin-to-send"` — **new.** Scrolls the latest user message to ~16px
from the top, maintains a dynamic bottom spacer so the message can
actually reach the top, and does not chase the bottom.
- `"none"` — no auto-scroll.
- Boolean back-compat: `true` → `"pin-to-bottom"`, `false` → `"none"`.
Existing consumers unchanged.
`AutoScrollMode` type is exported from the package barrel.
### Example usage
```tsx
<CopilotChat autoScroll="pin-to-send" />
```
### How it works
1. `CopilotChat` computes the latest user message ID from `messages` and
publishes `{ id, sendNonce }` via a new `LastUserMessageContext`. The
nonce increments on each new send so message edits also retrigger.
2. A new `usePinToSend` hook reads the context and, on each new send:
measures viewport + user message heights, sets a spacer `<div>`'s
height, then does a single smooth `scrollTo` to the user message's
offset.
3. A shrink-only `ResizeObserver` on content collapses the spacer as the
assistant's response fills space below, so there's no wasted empty
space.
4. `ScrollView` branches on the normalized mode: existing
`<StickToBottom>` path for `"pin-to-bottom"`, existing plain-div path
for `"none"`, new `PinToSendScrollContainer` for `"pin-to-send"`.
### Edge cases handled
- Thread restore with existing messages doesn't trigger a spurious
scroll.
- `scrollTo` target computed via `getBoundingClientRect` arithmetic —
robust across any CSS positioning.
- Virtualization: the spacer lives outside the virtualized list.
- Back-compat: `autoScroll={true|false}` produces byte-for-byte
identical DOM to pre-change.
### Tests
- 7 unit tests for `normalizeAutoScroll`.
- 4 TDD behavior tests for `usePinToSend` (spacer sizing, scroll target,
shrink-only ResizeObserver, cleanup).
- 5 integration tests for `CopilotChatView` covering all three modes +
boolean back-compat.
- Full `@copilotkit/react-core` suite: **85 files / 1120 tests pass,
zero regressions.**
- publint + attw green across all 13 packages.
- Existing `CopilotChatView.slots.e2e.test.tsx` (43 tests) unchanged.
## Related PRs and Issues
- (none — new feature)
## Checklist
- [x] I have read the Contribution Guide
- [ ] Docs site update to follow in a separate PR
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Widens CopilotChatView's autoScroll prop to accept "pin-to-bottom" |
"pin-to-send" | "none" | boolean. "pin-to-send" scrolls the latest
user message to ~16px from the top on send and maintains a dynamic
bottom spacer so the viewport doesn't chase the streaming response.
Boolean back-compat: true -> "pin-to-bottom", false -> "none".
Excludes showcase/shell-docs and showcase/shell-dojo demo-content.json from
the size check in lefthook.yml — these data files were added by main but
weren't in the exemption list, causing the pre-commit hook to reject them.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Consolidate the repeated console.error + emitError + .catch pattern
into a single private logAndEmitError method on CopilotKitCore. All 4
call sites (setDefaultThrottleMs, subscribeToAgentWithOptions validation,
safeCall reportError, unsupported-keys warning) now go through the helper.
## Summary
- `Button` component wrapped with `React.forwardRef` to fix ref warning
from Radix UI's `DropdownMenuTrigger asChild` pattern
Closes#2947
## Test plan
- [x] All affected packages build successfully
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Jordan Ritter