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+ Alphas are published under the `alpha` tag. Upgrading from an earlier alpha: [MIGRATION.md](https://github.com/vinaverse-ai/vinaverse-js/blob/develop/MIGRATION.md)
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+ lists every change against the alpha before and what your app does (often nothing); each package's changes are in its
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+ changelog ([client](https://github.com/vinaverse-ai/vinaverse-js/blob/develop/packages/client/CHANGELOG.md), [react](https://github.com/vinaverse-ai/vinaverse-js/blob/develop/packages/react/CHANGELOG.md), [react-native](https://github.com/vinaverse-ai/vinaverse-js/blob/develop/packages/react-native/CHANGELOG.md),
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+ [server](https://github.com/vinaverse-ai/vinaverse-js/blob/develop/packages/server/CHANGELOG.md), [tokens](https://github.com/vinaverse-ai/vinaverse-js/blob/develop/packages/tokens/CHANGELOG.md)).
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  ## Use
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+ ## The agent runtime (`@vinaverse/client/agent`)
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+ refreshSecret: (sessionId) => api.refreshAgentSecret(sessionId),
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+ ```
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+ `session_opened` says where the chat was opened from (`entryPoint`: `launcher`, `ask`, `deep_link`, or your own).
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+ `workspace`, `timeSlots`, `proposal` (pending, confirmed in your app) and `links`. Scripted history comes with the
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