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David McKay be12b0b198 docs(intelligence): correct the memory-vector access rule
Three review findings, all valid.

The secret-column callout claimed memory vectors are 'withheld at the
database grant, so no combination of scopes returns them', and the exports
section says an export returns them with memory:content. Both cannot be
true, and the callout was the wrong one: the embedding is not in the
model's neverProject list and migration 039 withholds columns only on
api_keys, query_api_keys, organization_oidc_connections,
managed_intelligence_sessions and channel_adapter_credentials.

That mattered beyond tidiness. It told a customer their vectors were
unreachable when an export is the documented way to take them, which is the
opposite of the point of exporting them at all. The callout now separates
credentials, which really are unreachable, from the vector, which is the
customer's own data withheld inline and available on export.

Also: 'Both have to allow the read' followed a list of three scope
families, so it named the scope and the licence without saying so. And the
success and error envelopes key their correlation ids differently,
meta.request_id versus a top-level requestId, which a client logging ids
for every response needs to know.
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Shell Docs

showcase/shell-docs is the Next.js app that builds and serves docs.copilotkit.ai. Author CopilotKit product documentation here, not in the retired top-level docs/ app.

Run Locally

Shell-docs is a standalone npm-based app. You do not need a root install just to run the docs app locally.

cd showcase/scripts
npm install

cd ../shell-docs
npm install
npm run dev

The local dev server runs on port 3003.

http://localhost:3003

The shell-docs npm lifecycle generates registry, demo-content, setup-content, and search data before dev, build, and typecheck.

Validate Changes

Run these from showcase/shell-docs:

npm run build
npm run typecheck
npm run test

For repo-level CI parity, prefer Nx when a shell-docs target is available in the current checkout and root dependencies are installed. For normal shell-docs local development, the npm commands above are the canonical path.

Authoring Recipes

Showcase-Driven Framework Docs

Showcase-driven frameworks use docs_mode: generated. The docs are assembled from showcase registry/generated data, demos, source regions, shared/root MDX, snippets, and sparse framework overrides.

To update showcase-driven docs:

  1. Edit the showcase source of truth: manifests, demos, feature coverage, source regions, or registry inputs.
  2. Edit shared/root MDX only when the change applies across generated frameworks.
  3. Add sparse framework overrides only for real framework-specific differences.
  4. Do not hand-edit generated files under src/data/frameworks/.
  5. Validate routes, sidebar state, search results, snippets, and framework switching.

Authored Framework Docs

Authored frameworks use docs_mode: authored. The framework owns an MDX tree under src/content/docs/integrations/<docsFolder>/ with a meta.json sidebar.

To update authored docs:

  1. Check getDocsFolder() in src/lib/registry.ts; the URL slug and folder name may differ.
  2. Edit the MDX page under src/content/docs/integrations/<docsFolder>/.
  3. Update that folder's meta.json when adding, removing, or moving pages.
  4. Reuse shared snippets from src/content/snippets/ when content should stay consistent across frameworks.
  5. Validate the framework route, sidebar, search result, and any shared snippet render.

Reference Docs

Edit API reference pages under src/content/reference/.

The v2 reference does not use meta.json; navigation is generated by walking the tree and reading each page's title and description frontmatter. Only the legacy reference/v1/ tree uses meta.json.

Snippets

Reusable snippets live under src/content/snippets/. Snippets may be rendered by root docs, authored framework pages, and showcase-driven framework pages, so keep them general unless the path is intentionally framework-specific.

Frontend Applicability

Frontend routes use page-level applicability metadata, independent from where the content is authored. A page can be authored MDX, showcase-generated content, mirrored protocol docs, or reference content and still be universal across frontends.

Use the frontend field in page frontmatter or meta.json when a root doc should appear in non-React frontend docs:

  • universal — render the same page under /<frontend>/....
  • frontend-variant — render only when a matching page exists under src/content/docs/frontends/<frontend>/....
  • hide — omit the page from frontend-scoped docs.

Do not use "showcase-driven" as a proxy for frontend availability. Showcase derivation is an authoring/source detail; frontend applicability controls routing and sidebar inclusion.

AG-UI Mirrored Docs

AG-UI protocol docs are authored upstream in ag-ui-protocol/ag-ui. The src/content/ag-ui/ tree is a downstream mirror rendered on the CopilotKit docs host. Change AG-UI docs upstream first, then sync the mirror back into shell-docs.

The repository's top-level docs/ path is a symlink to showcase/shell-docs/ for contributor muscle memory. It is not a separate docs app. Do not recreate the old docs/content/docs/ tree; author CopilotKit docs in showcase/shell-docs/src/content/.