@qafka/react-native 2.3.7 → 2.3.9

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package/CHANGELOG.md CHANGED
@@ -7,6 +7,12 @@ and this project follows [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.ht
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  ## [Unreleased]
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+ ## [2.3.8] — 2026-06-17
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+ ### Added
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+ - Ships `docs/qafka-tool-authoring-guide.md` inside the package — a version-matched guide that tells AI coding assistants (and developers) exactly what to configure in the Qafka dashboard and what to implement in code when authoring a tool. The Qafka CLI points a project's `CLAUDE.md` at this file, so the guidance always matches the installed SDK version.
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  ## [2.1.1] — 2026-06-03
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  ### Fixed
@@ -60,7 +60,9 @@ function ChatPage({ displayMessages, isTyping, isSending, streamingMessage, tool
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  </react_native_1.View>)}
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  {/* Message List */}
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- <react_native_1.FlatList ref={flatListRef} data={displayMessages} renderItem={renderMessage} keyExtractor={(item) => item.id} style={{ flex: 1, flexGrow: 1, flexShrink: 1 }} contentContainerStyle={styles.messageListStyle} ListEmptyComponent={renderEmpty} showsVerticalScrollIndicator={false} keyboardShouldPersistTaps="handled" onContentSizeChange={() => {
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+ <react_native_1.FlatList ref={flatListRef} data={displayMessages} renderItem={renderMessage} keyExtractor={(item) => item.id} style={{ flex: 1, flexGrow: 1, flexShrink: 1 }} contentContainerStyle={styles.messageListStyle} ListEmptyComponent={renderEmpty} showsVerticalScrollIndicator={false} keyboardShouldPersistTaps="handled" ListFooterComponent={toolStatus ? (<react_native_1.View style={{ paddingHorizontal: 8, paddingTop: 4, alignItems: 'flex-start' }}>
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+ <ToolStatusPill_1.ToolStatusPill message={toolStatus.message} theme={theme}/>
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+ </react_native_1.View>) : null} onContentSizeChange={() => {
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  if (displayMessages.length > 0) {
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  flatListRef.current?.scrollToEnd({ animated: true });
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  }
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  <TypingIndicator_1.TypingIndicator theme={theme}/>
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  </react_native_1.View>)}
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- {/* Tool Status Pill (server-managed modes) */}
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- {toolStatus && (<react_native_1.View style={{ paddingHorizontal: 8, alignItems: 'flex-start' }}>
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- <ToolStatusPill_1.ToolStatusPill message={toolStatus.message} theme={theme}/>
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- </react_native_1.View>)}
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+ {/* Tool Status Pill now renders inside the list (ListFooterComponent)
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+ so it sits directly under the last message and scrolls with it. */}
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  {/* Input Area — hidden until SDK is ready so users can't type a message
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  that would be rejected by an un-attested send. TypingIndicator in the
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  : dataToRender;
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  // Check layout preference (default: vertical)
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  const layout = response.layout || 'vertical';
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- // If custom layout, pass entire array to component
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+ // If custom layout, pass entire array to component.
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+ // VoicePage's tool list branch mirrors this same contract — keep both in sync.
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  if (layout === 'custom') {
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  return (<react_native_1.View style={{ marginTop: theme.spacing.md }}>
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  <CustomComponent data={items} // Full array
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  const SPIKE_DURATION_MS = 700;
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  const SPIKE_THRESHOLD = 0.3;
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  const SPIKE_MIN_INTERVAL_MS = 150;
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+ // Resolve a uiConfig.dataPath ("data" or nested "data.campaigns") against the
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+ // tool result envelope. Mirrors MessageBubble's text-mode walk byte-for-byte so
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+ // list/card data is read from the same level in both render paths. No dataPath
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+ // → the whole envelope (single-card tools that scope nothing).
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+ function resolveDataPath(envelope, dataPath) {
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+ if (!dataPath)
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+ return envelope;
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+ let cur = envelope;
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+ for (const part of dataPath.split('.'))
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+ cur = cur?.[part];
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+ return cur;
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+ }
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  // --- Default components (used when customer doesn't provide custom ones) ---
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  function DefaultVoiceIndicator({ state, amplitude, theme, isMuted }) {
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  // Smoothed amplitude (drives ring opacity factor + core scale).
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  </react_native_1.View>);
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  }
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  const rt = rtUnion;
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+ const ui = rt.tool?.uiConfig;
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+ // Resolve list/card data through uiConfig.dataPath BEFORE anything reads it,
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+ // so multi-level paths ("data.campaigns") land on the right level instead of
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+ // a hardcoded rt.data.data. The empty-data fallback, list slicing and the
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+ // non-list branch all read this single resolved value (mirror MessageBubble).
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+ const dataToRender = resolveDataPath(rt.data, ui?.dataPath);
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+ const isListTool = ui?.responseType === 'list';
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  // Empty-data fallback (matches text chat list-item behavior)
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- const isListTool = rt.tool?.uiConfig?.responseType === 'list';
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  if (isListTool &&
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- (rt.data?.data === undefined ||
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- rt.data?.data === null ||
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- (Array.isArray(rt.data?.data) && rt.data.data.length === 0))) {
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+ (dataToRender === undefined ||
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+ dataToRender === null ||
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+ (Array.isArray(dataToRender) && dataToRender.length === 0))) {
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  return (<react_native_1.View key={rt.toolCallId} style={{
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  padding: 12,
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  backgroundColor: '#f0f0f0',
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  <react_native_1.Text>No results.</react_native_1.Text>
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  </react_native_1.View>);
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  }
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- const componentKey = rt.tool?.uiConfig?.itemComponent || rt.toolKey;
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+ const componentKey = ui?.itemComponent || rt.toolKey;
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  const Component = registeredComponents?.[componentKey];
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  if (__DEV__) {
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- // List rendering: uiConfig.responseType === 'list' + dataPath === 'data'
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- const listData = rt.tool?.uiConfig?.responseType === 'list' && rt.data?.data
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- ? rt.data.data
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- : null;
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- if (Array.isArray(listData)) {
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- const max = rt.tool?.uiConfig?.maxItems || 10;
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+ // List rendering: responseType === 'list' over the dataPath-resolved array.
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+ if (isListTool && Array.isArray(dataToRender)) {
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+ const max = ui?.maxItems || 10;
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+ const items = dataToRender.slice(0, max);
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+ // Mirror MessageBubble's text-mode contract (renderToolResult, list
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+ // branch): layout === 'custom' hands the whole array to a single
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+ // component; horizontal/vertical render one component per item. Keep
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+ // these two render paths in lockstep so list output can't diverge again.
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+ if (ui?.layout === 'custom') {
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+ return (<react_native_1.View key={rt.toolCallId}>
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+ <Component data={items}/>
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+ </react_native_1.View>);
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+ }
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  return (<react_native_1.View key={rt.toolCallId} style={{ gap: 10 }}>
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- {listData.slice(0, max).map((item, idx) => (<Component key={`${rt.toolCallId}_${idx}`} data={item}/>))}
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+ {items.map((item, idx) => (<Component key={`${rt.toolCallId}_${idx}`} data={item}/>))}
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  }
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- // Non-list: render once with full data
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- return <Component key={rt.toolCallId} data={rt.data}/>;
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+ // Non-list: render once with the dataPath-resolved data
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+ return <Component key={rt.toolCallId} data={dataToRender}/>;
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  })}
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  </react_native_1.ScrollView>) : null}
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  </react_native_1.View>
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+ /**
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+ * Returns true when a realtime event signals a server-side interruption
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+ * (user barge-in), so the caller can stop audio playback and let the user's
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+ * new turn take over. Kept as a pure function so the decision is unit-testable
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+ * without loading the native-bound RealtimeService.
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+ */
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+ export declare function shouldStopPlayback(event: {
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+ type?: string;
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+ } | null | undefined): boolean;
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+ Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
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+ exports.shouldStopPlayback = shouldStopPlayback;
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+ /**
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+ * Returns true when a realtime event signals a server-side interruption
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+ * (user barge-in), so the caller can stop audio playback and let the user's
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+ * new turn take over. Kept as a pure function so the decision is unit-testable
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+ * without loading the native-bound RealtimeService.
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+ */
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+ function shouldStopPlayback(event) {
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+ return event?.type === 'response.interrupted';
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+ }
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  const QafkaSDK_1 = require("../QafkaSDK");
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  const Qafka_utils_1 = require("../components/Qafka.utils");
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+ const joinNarration_1 = require("../utils/joinNarration");
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+ const extractionContinuation_1 = require("../utils/extractionContinuation");
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+ const toolNarration_1 = require("../utils/toolNarration");
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  const lastConversationIdRef = (0, react_1.useRef)(null);
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  // guard against double-fire of postToolResult per toolKey
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  const inFlightPostToolResultRef = (0, react_1.useRef)(new Set());
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+ // The most recent suggested tool that is BOTH multi-step and file-input.
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+ // Uploading + extracting a file does not start a new model turn on its own,
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+ // so when extraction completes we fire a hidden continuation turn (tools
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+ // enabled) to let the model advance to the next step. Captured here at
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+ // suggestion time because the extraction callback only carries the result,
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+ // not the tool definition.
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+ const activeMultiStepFileToolRef = (0, react_1.useRef)(null);
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+ // Always-current `context` so a deferred send (the post-extraction
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+ // continuation) reads the consumer's freshly-updated context (e.g. a CV
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+ // summary it set in onExtractionResult) rather than a stale closure value.
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+ const contextRef = (0, react_1.useRef)(context);
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+ contextRef.current = context;
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- const handleSend = async (message) => {
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+ // `hidden` turns send a message to the backend WITHOUT rendering a user
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+ // bubble — used to auto-advance a tool flow (e.g. after a file upload) where
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+ // the "message" is a system continuation the end user never typed.
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+ const handleSend = async (message, options) => {
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+ const hidden = options?.hidden === true;
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- timestamp: new Date(),
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+ if (!hidden) {
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+ const userMessage = {
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+ id: Date.now().toString(),
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+ content: message,
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+ timestamp: new Date(),
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+ };
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+ }
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+ // Remember a multi-step file tool so a completed extraction can
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+ // auto-advance the flow (see the onExtractionResult handler below).
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+ const multiStepFileTool = (tools || []).find(extractionContinuation_1.isMultiStepFileTool);
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+ if (multiStepFileTool) {
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+ }
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+ // file flows. A completed extraction does not start a new model turn by
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+ })) {
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+ // A completed extraction does not start a new model turn by itself; fire a
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+ // so the model reliably advances to the next step.
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+ void handleSend((0, extractionContinuation_1.buildExtractionContinuationMessage)(result?.data), {
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+ });
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+ }
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+ * both a `step` parameter and a file-input module. Single-shot file tools
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+ * (extract → render → done) are excluded. */
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+ export declare function isMultiStepFileTool(tool: any): boolean;
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+ /** Auto-advance only once a multi-step file tool's extraction has completed.
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+ * Incomplete extractions and single-shot tools stay on the normal path. */
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+ export declare function shouldAutoContinueAfterExtraction(args: {
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+ isMultiStepFileTool: boolean;
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+ extractionStatus?: string;
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+ }): boolean;
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+ /** Build the hidden continuation message. The extracted fields are embedded
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+ * inline as JSON: in practice the model only reliably uses the values (and
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+ * stays on-script / in-language) when they are present in the message itself —
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+ * a generic "read it from context" trigger derails it. The data IS also in the
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+ * `context` prop, but this inline copy is what keeps the continuation reliable.
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+ * Keeping it out of the persisted transcript is handled separately, server side,
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+ * not by stripping it here.
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+ */
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+ export declare function buildExtractionContinuationMessage(data: Record<string, any> | undefined | null): string;
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+ "use strict";
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+ /**
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+ * Helpers for auto-continuing a multi-step file-input tool flow after a
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+ * document is uploaded and its fields are extracted.
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+ *
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+ * Background: uploading a file + extracting its fields does NOT, on its own,
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+ * start a new model turn. Only a fresh `/chat` turn re-enables tools, which is
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+ * what lets the model advance to the next step (e.g. ask the first question).
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+ * For multi-step file tools we therefore fire a hidden continuation turn that
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+ * carries the extracted fields so the model can proceed.
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+ *
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+ * These helpers are intentionally generic — they know nothing about any
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+ * specific tool, field name, or domain.
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+ */
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+ Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
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+ exports.isMultiStepFileTool = isMultiStepFileTool;
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+ exports.shouldAutoContinueAfterExtraction = shouldAutoContinueAfterExtraction;
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+ exports.buildExtractionContinuationMessage = buildExtractionContinuationMessage;
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+ /** A suggested tool spans multiple steps AND collects a file when it exposes
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+ * both a `step` parameter and a file-input module. Single-shot file tools
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+ * (extract → render → done) are excluded. */
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+ function isMultiStepFileTool(tool) {
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+ const params = tool?.parameters;
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+ const hasStep = !!params && typeof params === 'object' && 'step' in params;
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+ return Boolean(tool?.modules?.hasFileInput) && hasStep;
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+ }
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+ /** Auto-advance only once a multi-step file tool's extraction has completed.
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+ * Incomplete extractions and single-shot tools stay on the normal path. */
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+ function shouldAutoContinueAfterExtraction(args) {
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+ return args.isMultiStepFileTool && args.extractionStatus === 'complete';
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+ }
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+ /** Build the hidden continuation message. The extracted fields are embedded
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+ * inline as JSON: in practice the model only reliably uses the values (and
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+ * stays on-script / in-language) when they are present in the message itself —
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+ * a generic "read it from context" trigger derails it. The data IS also in the
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+ * `context` prop, but this inline copy is what keeps the continuation reliable.
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+ * Keeping it out of the persisted transcript is handled separately, server side,
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+ * not by stripping it here.
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+ */
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+ function buildExtractionContinuationMessage(data) {
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+ const fields = data && typeof data === 'object' ? JSON.stringify(data) : '{}';
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+ return [
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+ '[Uploaded document — extracted fields]',
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+ fields,
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+ '',
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+ '(The user just uploaded a document and it was processed. Use these fields to continue the tool flow — proceed to the next step. Do not restart or repeat the greeting.)',
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+ ].join('\n');
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Joins two pieces of assistant narration into a single text body with a
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+ * consistent paragraph break.
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+ *
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+ * A custom-with-ai tool produces a reply in two streamed parts (e.g. a first
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+ * reply, then a follow-up after a file upload). Those parts land in the same
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+ * assistant bubble, so they must be separated the same way everywhere — both in
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+ * the live render and in what the backend persists — otherwise the live text
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+ * comes out glued together with no break (".. yeterli!Harika! ..").
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+ *
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+ * Rules: empty parts pass through untouched; if `prev` already ends with a
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+ * newline, no extra break is added; otherwise the two parts are joined with a
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+ * blank line.
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+ */
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+ export declare function joinNarration(prev: string, next: string): string;
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+ "use strict";
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+ Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
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+ exports.joinNarration = joinNarration;
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+ /**
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+ * Joins two pieces of assistant narration into a single text body with a
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+ * consistent paragraph break.
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+ *
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+ * A custom-with-ai tool produces a reply in two streamed parts (e.g. a first
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+ * reply, then a follow-up after a file upload). Those parts land in the same
10
+ * assistant bubble, so they must be separated the same way everywhere — both in
11
+ * the live render and in what the backend persists — otherwise the live text
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+ * comes out glued together with no break (".. yeterli!Harika! ..").
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+ *
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+ * Rules: empty parts pass through untouched; if `prev` already ends with a
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+ * newline, no extra break is added; otherwise the two parts are joined with a
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+ * blank line.
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+ */
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+ function joinNarration(prev, next) {
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+ if (!prev)
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+ return next || '';
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+ if (!next)
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+ return prev;
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+ const sep = prev.endsWith('\n') ? '' : '\n\n';
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+ return prev + sep + next;
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+ }
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+ /**
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+ * Whether to skip the turn-2 narration (the post-tool-result round-trip) for a
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+ * suggested tool.
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+ *
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+ * custom-with-ai tools answer in two streamed parts: the model's first reply
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+ * (the "bridge", produced alongside the tool call) and a turn-2 narration of
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+ * the tool result. When the tool renders its result as a CARD, the bridge
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+ * already carries the conversational text and the card shows the data, so the
9
+ * turn-2 text narration is redundant — it just repeats the bridge in a second
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+ * message. We skip it for those tools.
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+ *
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+ * Tools WITHOUT a card are left untouched: there the substantive answer often
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+ * lives only in the turn-2 narration (e.g. a lookup whose bridge is a short
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+ * "one moment" filler), so it must still run.
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+ */
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+ export declare function shouldSkipTurn2Narration(tool: any): boolean;
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+ "use strict";
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+ Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
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+ exports.shouldSkipTurn2Narration = shouldSkipTurn2Narration;
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+ /**
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+ * Whether to skip the turn-2 narration (the post-tool-result round-trip) for a
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+ * suggested tool.
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+ *
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+ * custom-with-ai tools answer in two streamed parts: the model's first reply
9
+ * (the "bridge", produced alongside the tool call) and a turn-2 narration of
10
+ * the tool result. When the tool renders its result as a CARD, the bridge
11
+ * already carries the conversational text and the card shows the data, so the
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+ * turn-2 text narration is redundant — it just repeats the bridge in a second
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+ * message. We skip it for those tools.
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+ *
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+ * Tools WITHOUT a card are left untouched: there the substantive answer often
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+ * lives only in the turn-2 narration (e.g. a lookup whose bridge is a short
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+ * "one moment" filler), so it must still run.
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+ */
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+ function shouldSkipTurn2Narration(tool) {
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+ return (tool?.executionMode === 'custom-with-ai' &&
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+ tool?.uiConfig?.responseType === 'card');
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+ }
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+ # Qafka Tool Authoring Guide
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+
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+ **Audience:** AI coding assistants (and developers) working in an app that has the
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+ `@qafka/react-native` SDK installed. When the developer says *"I need a tool that does X"*,
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+ this document is the authoritative reference for **exactly what to configure in the Qafka
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+ dashboard** and **what to implement in code**.
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+
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+ > **This guide ships inside the SDK package**, so it always matches the SDK version that is
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+ > actually installed in this project. If a capability is **not described here, it does not
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+ > exist in this SDK version** — do not tell the developer to enable a field or pass a prop
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+ > that this guide does not mention. Inventing tool features that aren't real is the single
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+ > most common way this goes wrong: the assistant says "turn on feature Y", the developer
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+ > looks for it, it isn't there, and they're stuck. Don't do that.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## 1. Mental model: a tool lives in two places
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+
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+ A Qafka tool always has **two halves**, and they are configured in two different places:
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+
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+ | Half | Where it lives | Who configures it |
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+ |------|----------------|-------------------|
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+ | **Definition** (name, when to use it, parameters, execution behavior, side effects, result UI) | The **Qafka dashboard** (Tool V2) | The **developer**, by hand, in the web dashboard |
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+ | **Client behavior** (running on-device actions, rendering custom result UI, supplying transient data, handling file uploads) | The app's **code**, on the `<Qafka />` / `<QafkaProvider />` element | The **developer / you, the assistant** |
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+
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+ **You (the AI assistant) cannot edit the dashboard.** You have no access to it. So your job
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+ when asked to build a tool is always **hybrid**:
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+
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+ 1. Produce **clear, step-by-step dashboard instructions** for the developer ("Create a tool
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+ named `…`, set its description to `…`, set execution mode to `…`, add a parameter `…`,
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+ turn on `…`").
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+ 2. **Implement only the code side** yourself (handlers, components, props on `<Qafka />`).
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+
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+ Never claim you "created the tool" — you set up the code side and instructed the developer on
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+ the dashboard side.
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+
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+ > **Auth note:** in production the SDK authenticates via device attestation, not an API key in
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+ > the bundle. You don't need to handle auth when authoring tools; the only required identity
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+ > props are `projectId` and `endUserId` (see §6).
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## 2. The workflow to follow when asked for a tool
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+
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+ When the developer describes a tool, resolve these five questions **before** writing anything.
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+ If the answer to any of them isn't clear from the request, ask:
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+
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+ 1. **What does it do?** — the parameters it needs, where each value comes from, and whether it
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+ reads/writes anything (an API call, an email, a navigation).
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+ 2. **Execution mode** — `server`, `custom`, or `custom-with-ai` (§3). This is the most
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+ important decision; it determines whether you write client code at all.
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+ 3. **Modality** — should it be available in `text`, `voice`, or both (§4)?
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+ 4. **Result UI** — nothing, a built-in inline display, a custom component, or a card (§6).
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+ 5. **Side effects** — does completing it email someone / call a webhook (§5, *actions*)?
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+
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+ Then produce the two outputs: **dashboard steps** + **code changes**.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## 3. Execution mode (the key decision)
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+
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+ A tool's `executionMode` is one of three values. Default is `custom`.
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+
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+ ### `server`
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+ The **backend** calls the tool's configured endpoint, then the AI writes the final answer
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+ narrating the result. **`onToolSuggested` is NOT fired** — your app does not run anything for
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+ this tool, so **no client handler code is needed**.
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+
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+ - Use when the action is a server-side API call and you want the AI to answer using the result.
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+ - The developer configures the **endpoint** (URL, method, body, headers) in the dashboard (§5).
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+ - Set a **loading message** in the dashboard so the wait feels natural.
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+
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+ ### `custom`
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+ The SDK emits a tool suggestion to your app; **your code runs the action** via the
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+ `onToolSuggested` prop and reports the result back. There is **no second AI turn** — what your
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+ handler renders is the final result.
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+
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+ - Use when the action must run **in the app / on-device**: navigate a screen, read local
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+ state, call a device API, or hit an endpoint the AI shouldn't see.
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+ - You **must implement `onToolSuggested`** (§6).
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+
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+ ### `custom-with-ai`
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+ Like `custom` (your code runs the action), **but** after your handler returns data the SDK
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+ sends it back so the AI produces a follow-up narration.
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+
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+ - Use when the action runs in the app **and** you want the AI to summarize/explain the result.
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+ - You **must implement `onToolSuggested`** (§6). Set a **loading message** in the dashboard.
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+
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+ > Decision shortcut:
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+ > *Backend does the work, AI narrates* → **`server`** (no client code).
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+ > *App does the work, no narration* → **`custom`**.
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+ > *App does the work, AI narrates the outcome* → **`custom-with-ai`**.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## 4. Modality — `availableIn`
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+
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+ In the dashboard, **Available in** controls where the tool can be selected: **Both**,
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+ **Text only**, or **Voice only** (stored as `availableIn: ["text","voice"]`, `["text"]`, or
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+ `["voice"]`; default is both). Voice-only requires that voice is enabled for the project — the
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+ dashboard disables that option otherwise.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## 5. Dashboard fields (what you tell the developer to fill in)
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+
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+ These are the fields a developer sets on a Tool V2 in the dashboard. Tell them which to fill
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+ based on the tool you're building. **Only these exist** — don't reference others.
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+
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+ ### Identity & selection
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+ - **`name`** *(required)* — the tool's identifier.
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+ - **`description`** *(required)* — **the full behavior protocol the chat AI reads** once the
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+ tool is selected. Put the real instructions here: what the tool does, how to use each
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+ parameter, what to say. This is the substantive field.
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+ - **`whenToUse`** *(optional)* — a **short, one-line selector hint** used only to decide *when*
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+ to pick this tool. Keep it brief (~200 chars; longer values are truncated for selection). It
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+ is **not** a place for behavior detail — that goes in `description`.
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+ - **`category`**, **`tags`**, **`usageExamples`** — optional metadata to aid organization and
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+ selection.
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+
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+ ### Parameters
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+ Each parameter has:
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+ - **`name`**, **`type`** (`string` | `number` | `boolean` | `object` | `array`),
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+ **`required`**, **`description`**.
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+ - **`source`** — where the value comes from: `ai` (the model fills it), `user_input` (asked
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+ from the user), or `context` (pulled from the runtime `context` you pass on `<Qafka />`; use
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+ **`contextKey`** to name the context field).
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+ - For AI-sourced parameters you can also set **`defaultValue`**, **`label`**, **`enumLabels`**
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+ (a slug→display-label map so the AI emits a clean slug while the UI/email shows a friendly
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+ label), and **`hiddenInEmail`** (omit this parameter from action emails).
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+
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+ ### Execution & UX
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+ - **`executionMode`** — `custom` | `server` | `custom-with-ai` (§3).
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+ - **`loadingMessage`** — shown while the tool runs; configure for `server` and `custom-with-ai`.
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+ - **`availableIn`** — modality (§4).
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+ - **`riskLevel`** (`low` | `medium` | `high`) and **`requiresConfirmation`** — gate sensitive
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+ actions behind a confirmation step.
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+ - **`enabled`** and **`status`** (`DRAFT` / `PUBLISHED`) — a tool must be published & enabled
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+ to be used.
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+
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+ ### Calling an endpoint (for `server` / `custom` API tools)
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+ - **Endpoint config:** `url`, `method` (`GET`/`POST`/`PUT`/`DELETE`/`PATCH`), optional
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+ `bodyTemplate`, optional `headers`, and `requiredContext` (context keys that must be present).
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+ - **Token substitution:** in endpoint/webhook/header/description values you can use
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+ `{{user.*}}`, `{{system.*}}`, and `{{tool.trackingId}}`; they resolve at runtime.
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+
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+ ### Side effects — actions (email / webhook)
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+ A tool can run actions when it completes (`trigger` is always *on complete*):
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+ - **Email:** the recipient `to` can be a **single address or multiple targets**, and each
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+ target may carry a natural-language **condition** so the AI decides whether to send to it.
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+ The action itself can also have an overall **condition**. Options include `subjectPrefix`,
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+ `includeConversation`, `attachFile`, and `includeUserContextKeys` (opt-in: which
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+ `userContext`/`context` keys to include — nothing about the user is sent unless listed).
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+ - **Webhook:** `url`, `method` (`POST`/`PUT`), custom `headers` (with token substitution),
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+ `include*` toggles (extraction, file, conversation, selected context keys), file delivery
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+ format (`url` | `base64` | `formdata`), and an optional `secret` for an HMAC signature.
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+
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+ ### Result UI
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+ - **`uiConfig`** — how structured results render: `responseType` of `list` | `detail` | `card`
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+ | `table` | `summary`, plus `dataPath`, `maxItems`, layout/position, and `itemComponent` (the
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+ name of a custom component you register in code — see §6). `list`/`detail`/`card`/`table`
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+ have built-in default renderers; `summary` has **no** built-in component in this SDK version,
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+ so only pick it if you supply your own component via `itemComponent` + the `components` prop.
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+ - **Card template** — for rich cards, the dashboard has an **AI-assisted card designer** (you
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+ describe the card, it generates a template); the tool stores a `cardTemplateId`. The SDK
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+ renders the card automatically; card buttons (CTAs) are routed to the `onCard*` props (§6).
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+ - **`trackingIdFormat`** — optional human-readable tracking id format for the tool run.
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+
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+ ### File-upload tools
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+ - **`fileInput`** — accepted types, max size, allowed sources.
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+ - **`documentExtractor`** — an extraction prompt + the fields to pull out + a model. After the
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+ user uploads a file, the result arrives via `onExtractionResult` in code (§6).
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+
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+ ### Response channel (built-ins, automatic)
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+ - **`responseChannel`** toggle — "send response as a tool action". Turning this on
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+ **auto-creates** the built-in `qafka_response_status` / `qafka_add_followup` tools. **Never
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+ tell the developer to create those by hand** — they're server-managed and shown locked in the
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+ dashboard.
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+
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+ ### Versioning (optional, advanced)
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+ A tool can have multiple **versions**, each with its own `minClientVersion` and `status`
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+ (`draft` / `staging` / `published`). At chat time the highest version compatible with the app's
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+ version and the request modality is resolved. Most tools don't need this; mention it only if
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+ the developer asks about rolling out a change without breaking older app builds.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## 6. Code side (what you implement on `<Qafka />`)
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+
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+ The SDK exposes two render components — **`QafkaProvider`** (a floating launcher by default,
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+ or `inline`/`fullscreen`) and **`Qafka`** (the chat/voice surface itself). The Qafka CLI
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+ scaffolds one of these into a screen; you add tool-related props to that element.
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+
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+ ```tsx
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+ import { Qafka } from '@qafka/react-native';
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Always-required props
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+ - **`projectId`** *(required)* — which Qafka project this app talks to.
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+ - **`endUserId`** *(required, `string | number`)* — stable id for the end user (≤256 chars; not
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+ sent to the LLM).
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+
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+ ### Running tools in your app — `onToolSuggested`
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+ Implement this for **`custom`** and **`custom-with-ai`** tools (not needed for `server`):
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+
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+ ```tsx
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+ <Qafka
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+ projectId="…"
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+ endUserId={user.id}
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+ onToolSuggested={async (tools, addResponse) => {
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+ for (const tool of tools) {
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+ if (tool.name === 'go_to_orders') {
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+ navigation.navigate('Orders');
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+ // addResponse(data, tool, mode?) mode: 'ui' | 'data' | 'both' (default 'both')
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+ addResponse({ navigated: true }, tool, 'data');
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+ }
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+ }
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+ }}
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+ />
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+ ```
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+
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+ `addResponse(data, tool, mode?)` reports the result back:
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+ - `'ui'` — update the rendered UI only (keeps the flow open),
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+ - `'data'` — commit the result data without touching the UI,
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+ - `'both'` *(default)* — both.
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+
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+ For `custom-with-ai` tools, the data you pass is forwarded so the AI can narrate a follow-up.
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+
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+ ### Custom result components — the `components` prop
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+ When a tool returns structured data with a `uiConfig`, the SDK renders it with built-in
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+ defaults (`DefaultCard`, `DefaultList`, `DefaultDetail`, `DefaultTable`). Override them by
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+ registering your own by name:
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+
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+ ```tsx
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+ <Qafka
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+ components={{ OrderCard: MyOrderCard }} // matches uiConfig.itemComponent = "OrderCard"
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+ />
238
+ ```
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+
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+ Each component receives `{ data, tool?, theme?, onAction? }`.
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+
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+ ### Transient / lazy data — `onToolDataRequested`
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+ When a tool needs data the AI shouldn't see or that you don't want persisted, supply it
244
+ on-demand. The SDK calls this just before the tool runs and uses the returned bag for that run
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+ only (it is not written to the conversation or sent to the LLM):
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+
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+ ```tsx
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+ <Qafka
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+ onToolDataRequested={(tool) => { // tool: { key, name }
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+ if (tool.key === 'current_cart') return { items: cart.items };
251
+ return {};
252
+ }}
253
+ />
254
+ ```
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+
256
+ ### File-upload tools — `onFileUploadRequest` + `onExtractionResult`
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+ There is **no built-in file picker** in this SDK version. For a tool with `fileInput`, you wire
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+ your own picker:
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+
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+ ```tsx
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+ <Qafka
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+ onFileUploadRequest={({ toolId, fileInput, submit, cancel }) => {
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+ // open your picker honoring fileInput.accept / maxSize / sources,
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+ // then call submit({ uri, name, type }) or cancel()
265
+ }}
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+ onExtractionResult={(result) => { /* { fileId, toolId, data, status, incompleteFields? } */ }}
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+ />
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### Card CTAs
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+ If a tool uses a card template, the card renders automatically. Its buttons are delivered to
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+ these props (wire the ones your cards use): `onCardDeepLink`, `onCardSuggestMessage`,
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+ `onCardExternalNavigation`, `onCardShare`, `onCardCopy`, `onCardToolTrigger`, `onCardCTAClick`.
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+
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+ ### Inline key/value display — `qafka_display` (built-in)
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+ `qafka_display` is a **built-in tool**: there is nothing to create in the dashboard and nothing
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+ to handle in code. It shows a small set of key/value chips (or routes text to the transcript).
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+ You may optionally restyle the chips via `voiceComponents.dataChipList` / `voiceComponents.dataChip`.
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+
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+ ### Useful context props
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+ - **`context`** + **`contextDescription`** — a runtime data bag passed to the AI, with a
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+ description of what its keys mean. (Tool parameters with `source: 'context'` read from here.)
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+ - **`endUserData`** — non-LLM metadata about the user (≤8KB).
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+ - **`subProjectId`** — multi-tenant routing.
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+ - **`locale`** — BCP-47 locale.
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+
287
+ ---
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+
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+ ## 7. Recipes (common asks → config + code)
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+
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+ **A. "Call our backend and let the AI answer."**
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+ Dashboard: execution mode `server`, fill endpoint config, set a loading message, `availableIn`
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+ both. Code: nothing — `server` tools don't fire `onToolSuggested`.
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+
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+ **B. "Do something in the app (navigate / read local state) and show the result."**
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+ Dashboard: execution mode `custom` (or `custom-with-ai` if you want the AI to narrate). Add
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+ parameters. Optionally set `uiConfig`/card for the result. Code: implement `onToolSuggested`;
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+ register a component via `components` if you used `uiConfig.itemComponent`.
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+ **C. "Collect some info and email it to the team."**
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+ Dashboard: add an **email action**; use multiple targets with conditions if routing depends on
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+ the input; opt into the context keys you want via `includeUserContextKeys`. Code: usually none
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+ (the action runs on completion); add a handler only if the tool also does on-device work.
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+
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+ **D. "User uploads a document; extract fields from it."**
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+ Dashboard: configure `fileInput` + `documentExtractor` on the tool. Code: implement
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+ `onFileUploadRequest` (your picker → `submit(...)`) and read `onExtractionResult`.
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+ **E. "Show a couple of key values inline."**
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+ Use the built-in `qafka_display` — nothing in the dashboard, nothing in code.
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## 8. Guardrails (read before you answer)
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+ - **Don't invent capabilities.** If it isn't in this guide, it isn't in this SDK version.
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+ Don't tell the developer to toggle a field or pass a prop that doesn't exist here.
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+ - **You can't touch the dashboard.** Always give explicit dashboard steps for the developer and
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+ implement only the code side yourself.
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+ - **`description` carries behavior, `whenToUse` is just a short selector hint.** Don't stuff
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+ protocol detail into `whenToUse`.
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+ - **Built-in tools aren't created by hand** — `qafka_display`, and the `responseChannel`
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+ built-ins (`qafka_response_status` / `qafka_add_followup`), appear automatically.
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+ - **`server` mode means no client handler.** Only `custom` / `custom-with-ai` use
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+ `onToolSuggested`.
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+ - **This guide is version-matched** to the `@qafka/react-native` package it ships inside (see
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+ its `package.json` `version`). If the developer is on a different version, the dashboard or
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+ props may differ — defer to the dashboard's own field set when in doubt.
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  "name": "@qafka/react-native",
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  "description": "Drop-in AI assistant for React Native: chat, voice, and tool execution with screen-aware navigation.",
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  "CONTRIBUTING.md",