@burdenoff/website-sdk 2026.925.1 → 2026.925.3

package/dist/{explore-C3SEP5K6.d.ts → explore-Cam_ElSJ.d.ts}

@@ -2,6 +2,17 @@ import * as react from 'react';
 import { E as ExploreProduct, a as ExploreReference } from './explore-types-B5sdOC5M.js';
 import { Components } from 'react-markdown';
 
+/** The words the player needs. `AnswerRendererStrings`, and so `ExploreStrings`, carry them. */
+interface ExploreVideoStrings {
+    /** Accessible name of the Close button. */
+    closeVideo: string;
+    /** The full-screen toggle's label in each state — it says what pressing it does NOW. */
+    enterFullScreen: string;
+    exitFullScreen: string;
+    /** Shown in place of the player when the file cannot be played. */
+    videoUnavailable: string;
+}
+
 /**
  * The answer stylesheet as an element. Safe to mount more than once — the rules are
  * idempotent — so a page that shows answers and nothing else still gets them.
@@ -9,7 +20,7 @@ import { Components } from 'react-markdown';
 declare function ExploreAnswerStyles(): react.JSX.Element;
 /**
  * Origins an answer may embed images from: every catalog product's website, apex and
- * `www.` alike (Botlit ships on www.botlit.ai, everything else on the apex, and either can
+ * `www.` alike (BotManor ships on www.botmanor.com, everything else on the apex, and either can
  * appear in the corpus). https only.
  */
 declare function inlineImageOrigins(products: readonly Pick<ExploreProduct, "website">[]): Set<string>;
@@ -17,8 +28,25 @@ declare function inlineImageOrigins(products: readonly Pick<ExploreProduct, "web
  * True when `src` is an https URL on a catalog product site. The backend already strips
  * every image it did not put in the answer; this is the browser's own check, so a model
  * that slips an arbitrary URL past it still cannot make the visitor's browser fetch it.
+ *
+ * A video or caption file is refused even on a catalog site: as an `<img src>` it downloads
+ * video bytes into a transcript that promises never to preload one (§7), and draws nothing.
+ * That covers a product-video card's poster as well as a plain `![..](..mp4)`.
  */
 declare function isInlineImageAllowed(src: unknown, origins: ReadonlySet<string>): src is string;
+/**
+ * True when `href` may become a product-video card: the SAME origin rule as an inline image
+ * (https, no credentials, a catalog product site), and a path that is a playable video file.
+ */
+declare function isInlineVideoAllowed(href: unknown, origins: ReadonlySet<string>): href is string;
+/**
+ * Apex origin → catalog slug, so a video card can say WHICH product it is (`data-product`).
+ *
+ * The file's host is not the answer on its own: HealthyBowl ships on gethealthybowl.com and
+ * Workspaces on burdenoff.com, and an e2e selector written against the slug would miss both.
+ * First entry wins, as in `productNamesByOrigin`.
+ */
+declare function productSlugsByOrigin(products: readonly Pick<ExploreProduct, "slug" | "website">[]): Map<string, string>;
 /**
  * An answer as READABLE TEXT, for the clipboard.
  *
@@ -30,6 +58,10 @@ declare function isInlineImageAllowed(src: unknown, origins: ReadonlySet<string>
  *   stays.
  * - **Links become `label (url)`.** The destination is information the reader may need; the
  *   bracket-paren syntax is not. Dropping the URL would quietly strip the page it came from.
+ * - **A linked image is a link like any other**, labelled by the image's alt text — so the
+ *   product video is `Planmagnet product video (https://…mp4)`. The image itself goes as
+ *   every image does; the link is kept because, unlike a bare illustration, it is somewhere
+ *   the reader can GO — and a pasted answer has no card to click.
  * - **Citation markers `[3]` stay.** They are the only attribution the copied text carries,
  *   and they are the answer's own — not something the UI added. The sources they point at are
  *   listed right next to the button that copied this.
@@ -47,12 +79,15 @@ declare function answerPlainText(markdown: string): string;
 /**
  * The same answer as something to SAY, for read-aloud.
  *
- * It shares every rule above but the two that are right for a paste and wrong for a voice:
+ * It shares every rule above but the three that are right for a paste and wrong for a voice:
  *
  * - **A link is its label.** The clipboard keeps `label (https://…)` because a pasted answer
  *   loses the page otherwise. Spoken, that is a URL spelled out character by character in
  *   the middle of a sentence — and the prompt asks for two to five links in every answer, so
  *   it is not an edge case. The sources are listed under the answer either way.
+ * - **A linked image is not read at all** — the product video included. Its label is a
+ *   picture, which is never read, and its link is an address; the card or illustration is
+ *   on screen for anyone who can click it.
  * - **A table is read as rows, not as pipes.** `| --- | --- |` is a line of punctuation and
  *   the pipes are column rules, neither of which is a word. Each row is read with its cells
  *   under their own column headings — the phone layout, out loud — so a plan list still says
@@ -67,30 +102,53 @@ declare function answerSpeechText(markdown: string): string;
 /**
  * The strings the markdown overrides render.
  *
- * Deliberately three fields rather than the whole `ExploreStrings`: the chat and a published
- * answer page carry different chrome vocabularies, and these three are the only words the
- * ANSWER itself needs. `ExploreStrings` satisfies this structurally, so the chat passes its
- * own `T` unchanged.
+ * Deliberately a handful of fields rather than the whole `ExploreStrings`: the chat and a
+ * published answer page carry different chrome vocabularies, and these are the only words
+ * the ANSWER itself needs — including the product-video card and the player it opens.
+ * `ExploreStrings` satisfies this structurally, so the chat passes its own `T` unchanged.
  */
-interface AnswerRendererStrings {
+interface AnswerRendererStrings extends ExploreVideoStrings {
     /** Accessible name of the scrollable box a table sits in. */
     answerTable: string;
     /** The badge laid over a concept illustration embedded in an answer. */
     conceptIllustration: string;
     /** Read out after a link that opens a new tab. */
     opensInNewTab: string;
+    /** The badge on a product-video card, and its name when the answer gave the video none. */
+    productVideo: string;
+    /**
+     * A product video's name, in the page's language. Takes `{product}`, read out of the
+     * English `<Name> product video` alt text the canonical line always carries.
+     */
+    productVideoTitle: string;
+    /** Accessible name of the card's play button. Takes `{title}`. */
+    playVideo: string;
 }
 interface ExploreAnswerBodyProps {
     /** The answer, exactly as the harness wrote it: GitHub-flavoured markdown. */
     children: string;
-    /** The three strings the overrides render. `ExploreStrings` satisfies this. */
+    /** The strings the overrides render. `ExploreStrings` satisfies this. */
     strings: AnswerRendererStrings;
     /** Origins an inline image may come from — see {@link inlineImageOrigins}. */
     imageOrigins: ReadonlySet<string>;
     /**
-     * False while the answer is still streaming, which suppresses its images: a partial is cut
-     * mid-token, so an image URL in it may be half-written, and the backend has not yet dropped
-     * the images it does not allow. A settled answer — every published one — is `true`.
+     * Origins a product video and its poster may come from. Defaults to `imageOrigins`, which
+     * in the chat is already every catalog site. A published answer page allows fewer images
+     * than that and passes the whole catalog here: the video is the product's own file, and is
+     * never one of the sources the page's image list is built from. Pass a stable set.
+     */
+    videoOrigins?: ReadonlySet<string>;
+    /**
+     * Apex origin → catalog slug (see {@link productSlugsByOrigin}), so a video card can name
+     * its product in `data-product`. Without it the card names the file's host instead. Pass a
+     * stable map.
+     */
+    productSlugs?: ReadonlyMap<string, string>;
+    /**
+     * False while the answer is still streaming, which suppresses its images and its video
+     * card: a partial is cut mid-token, so a URL in it may be half-written, and the backend has
+     * not yet dropped what it does not allow. A settled answer — every published one — is
+     * `true`.
      */
     enabled?: boolean;
     /**
@@ -116,7 +174,7 @@ interface ExploreAnswerBodyProps {
  * The set of images that failed to load is held HERE rather than in each image, so a source
  * that 404s stays hidden even when the markdown re-renders from scratch underneath it.
  */
-declare function ExploreAnswerBody({ children, strings, imageOrigins, enabled, components, className, }: ExploreAnswerBodyProps): react.JSX.Element;
+declare function ExploreAnswerBody({ children, strings, imageOrigins, videoOrigins, productSlugs, enabled, components, className, }: ExploreAnswerBodyProps): react.JSX.Element;
 
 interface ExplorePageProps {
     /**
@@ -248,4 +306,4 @@ declare const EXPLORE_PREFILL_MAX_LENGTH = 500;
 declare function exploreQuestionHref(question: string, base?: string): string;
 declare function ExplorePage({ seo, productSlug, examplePrompts, className, heightMode, viewportOffset, onNavigate, onSend, welcomeTitle, welcomeBody, locale, }: ExplorePageProps): react.JSX.Element;
 
-export { type AnswerRendererStrings as A, EXPLORE_PREFILL_MAX_LENGTH as E, ExploreAnswerBody as a, type ExploreAnswerBodyProps as b, ExploreAnswerStyles as c, ExplorePage as d, type ExplorePageProps as e, answerPlainText as f, answerSpeechText as g, exploreQuestionHref as h, inlineImageOrigins as i, isInlineImageAllowed as j, type ExploreProvenance as k, type ExploreReferenceKind as l, logoUrlOf as m, productNamesByOrigin as p, referenceKindOf as r, summariseReferences as s };
+export { type AnswerRendererStrings as A, EXPLORE_PREFILL_MAX_LENGTH as E, ExploreAnswerBody as a, type ExploreAnswerBodyProps as b, ExploreAnswerStyles as c, ExplorePage as d, type ExplorePageProps as e, answerPlainText as f, answerSpeechText as g, exploreQuestionHref as h, inlineImageOrigins as i, isInlineImageAllowed as j, isInlineVideoAllowed as k, type ExploreProvenance as l, type ExploreReferenceKind as m, logoUrlOf as n, productNamesByOrigin as o, productSlugsByOrigin as p, referenceKindOf as r, summariseReferences as s };

package/dist/{explore-Crc41y0j.d.mts → explore-hTQm-_SF.d.mts}

@@ -2,6 +2,17 @@ import * as react from 'react';
 import { E as ExploreProduct, a as ExploreReference } from './explore-types-B5sdOC5M.mjs';
 import { Components } from 'react-markdown';
 
+/** The words the player needs. `AnswerRendererStrings`, and so `ExploreStrings`, carry them. */
+interface ExploreVideoStrings {
+    /** Accessible name of the Close button. */
+    closeVideo: string;
+    /** The full-screen toggle's label in each state — it says what pressing it does NOW. */
+    enterFullScreen: string;
+    exitFullScreen: string;
+    /** Shown in place of the player when the file cannot be played. */
+    videoUnavailable: string;
+}
+
 /**
  * The answer stylesheet as an element. Safe to mount more than once — the rules are
  * idempotent — so a page that shows answers and nothing else still gets them.
@@ -9,7 +20,7 @@ import { Components } from 'react-markdown';
 declare function ExploreAnswerStyles(): react.JSX.Element;
 /**
  * Origins an answer may embed images from: every catalog product's website, apex and
- * `www.` alike (Botlit ships on www.botlit.ai, everything else on the apex, and either can
+ * `www.` alike (BotManor ships on www.botmanor.com, everything else on the apex, and either can
  * appear in the corpus). https only.
  */
 declare function inlineImageOrigins(products: readonly Pick<ExploreProduct, "website">[]): Set<string>;
@@ -17,8 +28,25 @@ declare function inlineImageOrigins(products: readonly Pick<ExploreProduct, "web
  * True when `src` is an https URL on a catalog product site. The backend already strips
  * every image it did not put in the answer; this is the browser's own check, so a model
  * that slips an arbitrary URL past it still cannot make the visitor's browser fetch it.
+ *
+ * A video or caption file is refused even on a catalog site: as an `<img src>` it downloads
+ * video bytes into a transcript that promises never to preload one (§7), and draws nothing.
+ * That covers a product-video card's poster as well as a plain `![..](..mp4)`.
  */
 declare function isInlineImageAllowed(src: unknown, origins: ReadonlySet<string>): src is string;
+/**
+ * True when `href` may become a product-video card: the SAME origin rule as an inline image
+ * (https, no credentials, a catalog product site), and a path that is a playable video file.
+ */
+declare function isInlineVideoAllowed(href: unknown, origins: ReadonlySet<string>): href is string;
+/**
+ * Apex origin → catalog slug, so a video card can say WHICH product it is (`data-product`).
+ *
+ * The file's host is not the answer on its own: HealthyBowl ships on gethealthybowl.com and
+ * Workspaces on burdenoff.com, and an e2e selector written against the slug would miss both.
+ * First entry wins, as in `productNamesByOrigin`.
+ */
+declare function productSlugsByOrigin(products: readonly Pick<ExploreProduct, "slug" | "website">[]): Map<string, string>;
 /**
  * An answer as READABLE TEXT, for the clipboard.
  *
@@ -30,6 +58,10 @@ declare function isInlineImageAllowed(src: unknown, origins: ReadonlySet<string>
  *   stays.
  * - **Links become `label (url)`.** The destination is information the reader may need; the
  *   bracket-paren syntax is not. Dropping the URL would quietly strip the page it came from.
+ * - **A linked image is a link like any other**, labelled by the image's alt text — so the
+ *   product video is `Planmagnet product video (https://…mp4)`. The image itself goes as
+ *   every image does; the link is kept because, unlike a bare illustration, it is somewhere
+ *   the reader can GO — and a pasted answer has no card to click.
  * - **Citation markers `[3]` stay.** They are the only attribution the copied text carries,
  *   and they are the answer's own — not something the UI added. The sources they point at are
  *   listed right next to the button that copied this.
@@ -47,12 +79,15 @@ declare function answerPlainText(markdown: string): string;
 /**
  * The same answer as something to SAY, for read-aloud.
  *
- * It shares every rule above but the two that are right for a paste and wrong for a voice:
+ * It shares every rule above but the three that are right for a paste and wrong for a voice:
  *
  * - **A link is its label.** The clipboard keeps `label (https://…)` because a pasted answer
  *   loses the page otherwise. Spoken, that is a URL spelled out character by character in
  *   the middle of a sentence — and the prompt asks for two to five links in every answer, so
  *   it is not an edge case. The sources are listed under the answer either way.
+ * - **A linked image is not read at all** — the product video included. Its label is a
+ *   picture, which is never read, and its link is an address; the card or illustration is
+ *   on screen for anyone who can click it.
  * - **A table is read as rows, not as pipes.** `| --- | --- |` is a line of punctuation and
  *   the pipes are column rules, neither of which is a word. Each row is read with its cells
  *   under their own column headings — the phone layout, out loud — so a plan list still says
@@ -67,30 +102,53 @@ declare function answerSpeechText(markdown: string): string;
 /**
  * The strings the markdown overrides render.
  *
- * Deliberately three fields rather than the whole `ExploreStrings`: the chat and a published
- * answer page carry different chrome vocabularies, and these three are the only words the
- * ANSWER itself needs. `ExploreStrings` satisfies this structurally, so the chat passes its
- * own `T` unchanged.
+ * Deliberately a handful of fields rather than the whole `ExploreStrings`: the chat and a
+ * published answer page carry different chrome vocabularies, and these are the only words
+ * the ANSWER itself needs — including the product-video card and the player it opens.
+ * `ExploreStrings` satisfies this structurally, so the chat passes its own `T` unchanged.
  */
-interface AnswerRendererStrings {
+interface AnswerRendererStrings extends ExploreVideoStrings {
     /** Accessible name of the scrollable box a table sits in. */
     answerTable: string;
     /** The badge laid over a concept illustration embedded in an answer. */
     conceptIllustration: string;
     /** Read out after a link that opens a new tab. */
     opensInNewTab: string;
+    /** The badge on a product-video card, and its name when the answer gave the video none. */
+    productVideo: string;
+    /**
+     * A product video's name, in the page's language. Takes `{product}`, read out of the
+     * English `<Name> product video` alt text the canonical line always carries.
+     */
+    productVideoTitle: string;
+    /** Accessible name of the card's play button. Takes `{title}`. */
+    playVideo: string;
 }
 interface ExploreAnswerBodyProps {
     /** The answer, exactly as the harness wrote it: GitHub-flavoured markdown. */
     children: string;
-    /** The three strings the overrides render. `ExploreStrings` satisfies this. */
+    /** The strings the overrides render. `ExploreStrings` satisfies this. */
     strings: AnswerRendererStrings;
     /** Origins an inline image may come from — see {@link inlineImageOrigins}. */
     imageOrigins: ReadonlySet<string>;
     /**
-     * False while the answer is still streaming, which suppresses its images: a partial is cut
-     * mid-token, so an image URL in it may be half-written, and the backend has not yet dropped
-     * the images it does not allow. A settled answer — every published one — is `true`.
+     * Origins a product video and its poster may come from. Defaults to `imageOrigins`, which
+     * in the chat is already every catalog site. A published answer page allows fewer images
+     * than that and passes the whole catalog here: the video is the product's own file, and is
+     * never one of the sources the page's image list is built from. Pass a stable set.
+     */
+    videoOrigins?: ReadonlySet<string>;
+    /**
+     * Apex origin → catalog slug (see {@link productSlugsByOrigin}), so a video card can name
+     * its product in `data-product`. Without it the card names the file's host instead. Pass a
+     * stable map.
+     */
+    productSlugs?: ReadonlyMap<string, string>;
+    /**
+     * False while the answer is still streaming, which suppresses its images and its video
+     * card: a partial is cut mid-token, so a URL in it may be half-written, and the backend has
+     * not yet dropped what it does not allow. A settled answer — every published one — is
+     * `true`.
      */
     enabled?: boolean;
     /**
@@ -116,7 +174,7 @@ interface ExploreAnswerBodyProps {
  * The set of images that failed to load is held HERE rather than in each image, so a source
  * that 404s stays hidden even when the markdown re-renders from scratch underneath it.
  */
-declare function ExploreAnswerBody({ children, strings, imageOrigins, enabled, components, className, }: ExploreAnswerBodyProps): react.JSX.Element;
+declare function ExploreAnswerBody({ children, strings, imageOrigins, videoOrigins, productSlugs, enabled, components, className, }: ExploreAnswerBodyProps): react.JSX.Element;
 
 interface ExplorePageProps {
     /**
@@ -248,4 +306,4 @@ declare const EXPLORE_PREFILL_MAX_LENGTH = 500;
 declare function exploreQuestionHref(question: string, base?: string): string;
 declare function ExplorePage({ seo, productSlug, examplePrompts, className, heightMode, viewportOffset, onNavigate, onSend, welcomeTitle, welcomeBody, locale, }: ExplorePageProps): react.JSX.Element;
 
-export { type AnswerRendererStrings as A, EXPLORE_PREFILL_MAX_LENGTH as E, ExploreAnswerBody as a, type ExploreAnswerBodyProps as b, ExploreAnswerStyles as c, ExplorePage as d, type ExplorePageProps as e, answerPlainText as f, answerSpeechText as g, exploreQuestionHref as h, inlineImageOrigins as i, isInlineImageAllowed as j, type ExploreProvenance as k, type ExploreReferenceKind as l, logoUrlOf as m, productNamesByOrigin as p, referenceKindOf as r, summariseReferences as s };
+export { type AnswerRendererStrings as A, EXPLORE_PREFILL_MAX_LENGTH as E, ExploreAnswerBody as a, type ExploreAnswerBodyProps as b, ExploreAnswerStyles as c, ExplorePage as d, type ExplorePageProps as e, answerPlainText as f, answerSpeechText as g, exploreQuestionHref as h, inlineImageOrigins as i, isInlineImageAllowed as j, isInlineVideoAllowed as k, type ExploreProvenance as l, type ExploreReferenceKind as m, logoUrlOf as n, productNamesByOrigin as o, productSlugsByOrigin as p, referenceKindOf as r, summariseReferences as s };

package/dist/hooks/index.js

@@ -446,8 +446,9 @@ var ECOSYSTEM_PRODUCTS = [
     name: "FluidGrids",
     websiteUrl: "https://www.fluidgrids.ai"
   },
-  // BotManor ships on botlit.ai — botlit.com does not resolve.
-  { slug: "botlit", name: "BotManor", websiteUrl: "https://www.botlit.ai" },
+  // BotManor ships on www.botmanor.com (the apex redirects there; the old botlit.ai domain
+  // still serves the same site but is no longer the name we link to).
+  { slug: "botlit", name: "BotManor", websiteUrl: "https://www.botmanor.com" },
   {
     slug: "bigconsole",
     name: "BigConsole",
@@ -2071,7 +2072,7 @@ function isHighSurrogate(code) {
 }
 function safeInlineEnd(line) {
   let codeSpan = null;
-  let link = null;
+  const links = [];
   const emphasis = [];
   let at = 0;
   while (at < line.length) {
@@ -2080,6 +2081,13 @@ function safeInlineEnd(line) {
       at += 2;
       continue;
     }
+    const innermost = links[links.length - 1];
+    if (innermost !== void 0 && innermost.kind !== "label") {
+      if (char === "(") links.push({ kind: "paren", start: innermost.start });
+      else if (char === ")") links.pop();
+      at += 1;
+      continue;
+    }
     if (char === "`") {
       let run = 1;
       while (line[at + run] === "`") run += 1;
@@ -2092,17 +2100,17 @@ function safeInlineEnd(line) {
       continue;
     }
     if (char === "[") {
-      if (link === null) link = line[at - 1] === "!" ? at - 1 : at;
+      links.push({ kind: "label", start: line[at - 1] === "!" ? at - 1 : at });
       at += 1;
       continue;
     }
-    if (char === "]") {
-      if (link !== null && line[at + 1] !== "(") link = null;
-      at += 1;
-      continue;
-    }
-    if (char === ")") {
-      link = null;
+    if (char === "]" && innermost !== void 0) {
+      links.pop();
+      if (line[at + 1] === "(") {
+        links.push({ kind: "destination", start: innermost.start });
+        at += 2;
+        continue;
+      }
       at += 1;
       continue;
     }
@@ -2129,9 +2137,11 @@ function safeInlineEnd(line) {
     }
     at += 1;
   }
-  const open = [codeSpan, link, emphasis[0]?.start ?? null].filter(
-    (value) => value !== null
-  );
+  const open = [
+    codeSpan,
+    links[0]?.start ?? null,
+    emphasis[0]?.start ?? null
+  ].filter((value) => value !== null);
   return open.length === 0 ? line.length : Math.min(...open);
 }
 function revealBoundary(text, limit) {