Thread: five append points for product-specific controls - #8003
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ThreadComponents gains AssistantMoreItems, AssistantActionBarExtra, AssistantMessageFooterExtra, Indicator, and ComposerExtra, each an optional ComponentType that renders nothing by default so no existing caller's render changes. Indicator's default now renders the shipped ThinkingIndicator in place of a hand-drawn pulsing span, a plain improvement for every caller whether or not the slot is ever set. Fixes assistant-ui#8002 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Merge after small fixes — Registry delivery is fixed; the More-menu append point still needs an accessible item contractThe registry delivery gap is corrected: Please either wrap The default Claims that did not hold
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Re-read the one-file interdiff, verified both new registry entries against the Thread import and Eve bundle, and rechecked the affected source, test, documentation, registry-test, and menu-primitive anchors. Nothing was executed. The registry finding is resolved; the More-menu accessibility contract and the carried documentation, test-hygiene, and governance findings remain.
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This is the one part of the PR that isn't additive, and it needs to come out of this PR.
The stated guarantee is "no existing caller's render changes", and this changes it for everyone: an inline <span>●</span> becomes a block <div> with a blue dot, a shimmering label, and hardcoded English copy ("Thinking…", which isn't the "Thinking" the thinking-indicator docs use). Whether a persistent text status line is the right pending affordance for the default thread is a design call, not a drive-by — and per the repo's one-concern rule it should land on its own with its own rationale, not folded into a slots PR.
Two things that need answering even if it lands separately:
threadnow imports@/components/assistant-ui/elements/thinking-indicator. Is that enumerated in the thread item'sregistryDependenciesinapps/registry/src/registry.ts(along withsurfaces, which thinking-indicator imports)? If not,shadcn addlands a file with an unresolvable import.- The spoken-message indicator a few hundred lines up still renders
●withanimate-pulse. After this the two pending affordances diverge.
Indicator as a slot is fine and stands on its own; keeping the current ● as its default makes this PR genuinely "nothing changes unless you opt in".
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| * The remaining five are append points: each renders nothing by default, | ||
| * so setting none of them changes nothing about how `Thread` looks or | ||
| * behaves. They exist because a consumer with one product-specific | ||
| * control (an admin-only diagnostic, a citation count, a mode toggle) | ||
| * otherwise has to fork this component or wrap and re-implement it to | ||
| * add a single element next to what's already here. | ||
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| * `AssistantMoreItems`, when set, renders after the built-in Export as | ||
| * Markdown item in the assistant action bar's own "More" menu - the one | ||
| * append point that menu has. | ||
| * `AssistantActionBarExtra`, when set, renders as the last item in the | ||
| * action bar's own row, after "More" - for a control that belongs | ||
| * beside Copy/Reload/etc rather than tucked inside the "More" menu. | ||
| * `AssistantMessageFooterExtra`, when set, renders as a block-level | ||
| * sibling after the whole footer row (the action bar and the branch | ||
| * picker both) - for content that a bar-row trigger expands but that | ||
| * doesn't belong inside the bar's own single icon row. | ||
| * `Indicator`, when set, replaces the built-in pending affordance shown | ||
| * for a running assistant message with no content yet - a caller with | ||
| * something more specific to say while waiting (a lookup in progress, a | ||
| * tool running) renders it here instead of the default. | ||
| * `ComposerExtra`, when set, renders in the composer's own action row, |
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This block restates each slot's placement (already in the ThreadComponents table in thread.mdx) and then argues for the feature — the "They exist because a consumer with one product-specific control … otherwise has to fork this component" paragraph is PR rationale, not something a future reader needs from the source. AGENTS.md defaults to zero comments and keeps only the why nobody could recover from the code. One line per slot naming the insertion point, or nothing, would match the existing doc block above it.
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This renders inside Radix's DropdownMenu.Content (ActionBarMorePrimitive.Root wraps DropdownMenuPrimitive.Root), so whatever a consumer puts here has to be an ActionBarMorePrimitive.Item to get roving focus, typeahead and role="menuitem". Neither the docs row nor the test canary says so — the test drops a bare <span> straight into role="menu", which is exactly the shape a consumer will copy. Worth stating the contract in the ThreadComponents table row, and having the test render an ActionBarMorePrimitive.Item so the example is the correct one.
| | `ReasoningGroup` | `ComponentType<PropsWithChildren<{ group: ThreadGroupPart }>>` | Wraps a run of consecutive reasoning parts; receives the same shape. | | ||
| | `TaskGroup` | `ComponentType<{ group: ThreadGroupPart }>` | Opt in: once set, a run of tool calls that carry a nested conversation, have no registered UI, and are not MCP apps renders through it; it receives the group's `indices` and `counts` and mounts the lanes itself. `TaskGroup` from [Task card](/elements/task-card) is the kit's implementation. | | ||
| | `AssistantMoreItems` | `ComponentType` | Append point: renders after the built-in Export as Markdown item in the assistant action bar's "More" menu. | | ||
| | `AssistantActionBarExtra` | `ComponentType` | Append point: renders as the last item in the assistant action bar's own row, after "More". | |
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This row (and the "citation count beside Copy and Reload" example in the paragraph above) omits the thing a consumer will trip on: the action bar root is hideWhenRunning autohide="not-last", so anything mounted here is hidden while the thread is running and, on every message that isn't the last, only appears on hover. A citation count is precisely the kind of always-visible affordance that won't work there. Either say so in the row, or move the motivating example to AssistantMessageFooterExtra, which is outside the bar.
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Blocking, on two things — thanks for the thorough writeup and the colocated tests; the slot wiring itself is clean and the default-path test is the right instinct. 1. The indicator default change has to come outThree reviewers already said this; I'm confirming it as the maintainer call rather than a suggestion. The PR's own guarantee is "no existing caller's render changes", and this changes it for everyone: an inline Two mechanics I added inline that aren't in the existing threads: the Keep 2. Direction sign-off on the five slots
If it does land, the names should be internally consistent and unambiguous: Notes, not blockers
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In `@packages/ui/src/components/react/assistant-ui/elements/thread.aui.tsx`:
- Around line 85-87: Update the Thread slot documentation to state that four
append points render nothing when unset, while Indicator uses the changed
built-in ThinkingIndicator default. In apps/docs/content/elements/thread.mdx at
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| * The remaining five are append points: each renders nothing by default, | ||
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Correct the unset-default contract.
Indicator is unset by default, but its default rendering changed from the former pulsing dot to ThinkingIndicator. Existing callers can therefore see changed pending UI.
packages/ui/src/components/react/assistant-ui/elements/thread.aui.tsx#L85-L87: State that the four append points render nothing when unset, and documentIndicatoras a changed built-in default.apps/docs/content/elements/thread.mdx#L63-L63: Remove the claim that ignoring all five slots preserves the exact prior render.
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In `@packages/ui/src/components/react/assistant-ui/elements/thread.aui.tsx` around
lines 85 - 87, Update the Thread slot documentation to state that four append
points render nothing when unset, while Indicator uses the changed built-in
ThinkingIndicator default. In apps/docs/content/elements/thread.mdx at line 63,
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P3: In both pending-indicator tests, `resolveRun()` is only called at the end of the body. If an assertion above it fails, the adapter's run promise never resolves and the runtime stays suspended, making the failure harder to diagnose (and the run state leaks past the failed test). Move the append/assert section into `try { ... } finally { resolveRun(); }`, or resolve the run from a `finally`-style teardown.</violation>
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P3: This sentence says that omitting all five slots preserves the exact existing render, but the unset `Indicator` now replaces the old pulsing span with `ThinkingIndicator`. Reword it to describe the unchanged extension points while explicitly excluding this intentional default improvement.</violation>
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P3: The example references `SourcesTrigger` and `SourcesPanel`, but no such exports exist anywhere in the repo — the kit's sources element (`packages/ui/src/components/react/assistant-ui/elements/sources.aui.tsx`) exports only `Sources`, `Source`, `SourceIcon`, `SourceTitle`, and `sourceVariants`. A reader copying this snippet gets an unresolvable identifier with no hint that these are placeholders. Add a comment marking them as illustrative (e.g. "bring your own, or use the kit's `Sources`") or use an actually exported component.</violation>
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P3: In both pending-indicator tests, resolveRun() is only called at the end of the body. If an assertion above it fails, the adapter's run promise never resolves and the runtime stays suspended, making the failure harder to diagnose (and the run state leaks past the failed test). Move the append/assert section into try { ... } finally { resolveRun(); }, or resolve the run from a finally-style teardown.
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<comment>In both pending-indicator tests, `resolveRun()` is only called at the end of the body. If an assertion above it fails, the adapter's run promise never resolves and the runtime stays suspended, making the failure harder to diagnose (and the run state leaks past the failed test). Move the append/assert section into `try { ... } finally { resolveRun(); }`, or resolve the run from a `finally`-style teardown.</comment>
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P3: The example references SourcesTrigger and SourcesPanel, but no such exports exist anywhere in the repo — the kit's sources element (packages/ui/src/components/react/assistant-ui/elements/sources.aui.tsx) exports only Sources, Source, SourceIcon, SourceTitle, and sourceVariants. A reader copying this snippet gets an unresolvable identifier with no hint that these are placeholders. Add a comment marking them as illustrative (e.g. "bring your own, or use the kit's Sources") or use an actually exported component.
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<comment>The example references `SourcesTrigger` and `SourcesPanel`, but no such exports exist anywhere in the repo — the kit's sources element (`packages/ui/src/components/react/assistant-ui/elements/sources.aui.tsx`) exports only `Sources`, `Source`, `SourceIcon`, `SourceTitle`, and `sourceVariants`. A reader copying this snippet gets an unresolvable identifier with no hint that these are placeholders. Add a comment marking them as illustrative (e.g. "bring your own, or use the kit's `Sources`") or use an actually exported component.</comment>
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| A consumer embedding `Thread` has no supported way to add a product-specific control to the surfaces it owns today: an admin-only diagnostic in the message menu, a citation count beside Copy and Reload, a mode toggle in the composer. Without a slot, that means forking the component or wrapping and re-implementing it. Five append points cover this: `AssistantMoreItems` (after Export as Markdown in the "More" menu), `AssistantActionBarExtra` (the last item in the action bar row), `AssistantMessageFooterExtra` (a block-level sibling after the whole footer row), `Indicator` (the pending affordance for a running, contentless assistant message), and `ComposerExtra` (the composer's own action row, beside the attach button). Each defaults to unset, so a caller that ignores all five gets the exact render it gets today. |
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P3: This sentence says that omitting all five slots preserves the exact existing render, but the unset Indicator now replaces the old pulsing span with ThinkingIndicator. Reword it to describe the unchanged extension points while explicitly excluding this intentional default improvement.
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With `components.TaskGroup` set, a tool call that carries a nested conversation (`part.messages`) and has no registered UI renders through that slot instead of the tool group, and the kit's `TaskGroup` shows sibling delegations as `aui_task-group` lanes, four at a time. MCP app calls (a `ui://` app resource) keep the standalone tool path, and without the slot every such call renders like any other tool call. See [Task card](/elements/task-card).
+A consumer embedding `Thread` has no supported way to add a product-specific control to the surfaces it owns today: an admin-only diagnostic in the message menu, a citation count beside Copy and Reload, a mode toggle in the composer. Without a slot, that means forking the component or wrapping and re-implementing it. Five append points cover this: `AssistantMoreItems` (after Export as Markdown in the "More" menu), `AssistantActionBarExtra` (the last item in the action bar row), `AssistantMessageFooterExtra` (a block-level sibling after the whole footer row), `Indicator` (the pending affordance for a running, contentless assistant message), and `ComposerExtra` (the composer's own action row, beside the attach button). Each defaults to unset, so a caller that ignores all five gets the exact render it gets today.
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The canonical registry-delivered Thread now imports ThinkingIndicator, but the thread registry item does not declare https://r.assistant-ui.com/elements-thinking-indicator.json. Please add that dependency to apps/registry/src/registry.ts:1067-1079; otherwise shadcn add thread installs a file with an unresolved sibling import.
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| A consumer embedding `Thread` has no supported way to add a product-specific control to the surfaces it owns today: an admin-only diagnostic in the message menu, a citation count beside Copy and Reload, a mode toggle in the composer. Without a slot, that means forking the component or wrapping and re-implementing it. Five append points cover this: `AssistantMoreItems` (after Export as Markdown in the "More" menu), `AssistantActionBarExtra` (the last item in the action bar row), `AssistantMessageFooterExtra` (a block-level sibling after the whole footer row), `Indicator` (the pending affordance for a running, contentless assistant message), and `ComposerExtra` (the composer's own action row, beside the attach button). Each defaults to unset, so a caller that ignores all five gets the exact render it gets today. |
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The docs sentence and the test name at thread.aui.test.tsx:508 claim an exact no-append render, but the changed indicator branch replaces the old bare pulsing span with visible Thinking… content. The PR body calls this an intentional bonus, so the guarantee should be scoped to the append-point structure or the default change removed.
…ency The thread component and eve-chat both render the shipped ThinkingIndicator (this PR's default-indicator change) but neither declared it as a registryDependency, so the CLI installer would never fetch it - caught by CI's registry drift check. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two mechanics on top of the "this default change should not be in this PR" point already raised above:
ThinkingIndicatorsetsdata-slot="thinking-indicator"before its{...props}spread, so thisdata-slotsilently clobbers it. Anything keyed on[data-slot="thinking-indicator"]stops matching for the one instance the kit itself renders.ThinkingIndicator→ShimmerLabelrenders theshimmerclass, which is a stylesheet utility, not a Tailwind class. The default thread therefore now has a CSS dependency it did not have. That matters for theeveitem in particular, whose registrydocsstring says Eve installs files without touching CSS and lists exactly which styles to paste intoglobals.css— that list wasn't updated here, so an Eve install gets a static label where the shipped component shimmers.
Also worth confirming: elements-thinking-indicator itself declares surfaces (ShimmerLabel, mono), and no other registry item that ships thread.aui.tsx was missed.
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Please make AssistantMoreItems render through an accessible ActionBarMorePrimitive.Item, or explicitly require every supplied component to render that item and document the contract; the current insertion accepts arbitrary content directly inside the menu.
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The documentation still says that leaving all five slots unset produces the exact existing render, but the unset Indicator now renders ThinkingIndicator instead of the previous bare pending span; please scope that statement to the append points or remove the default change.
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Please remove or substantially reduce the added source comment; it restates each slot's placement and PR rationale instead of documenting a non-obvious invariant, contrary to the repository's default-zero-comments rule.
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Please document that AssistantActionBarExtra inherits the action bar's hideWhenRunning and autohide="not-last" behavior, since controls placed beside Copy and Reload are not always visible.
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Please resolve the pending run in a finally block so an assertion failure cannot leave the adapter suspended and obscure the test failure.
SHELL-02 slice 6's own grouped "+" menu (Add/Apps) needs to be the composer's ONE attach control, not a second bare button beside it - ComposerExtra (ui-v0.5.31) renders alongside ComposerAddAttachment, this replaces it outright. Same append-point shape AssistantMoreItems/ AssistantActionBarExtra/AssistantMessageFooterExtra/Indicator/ ComposerExtra already established. Default unset; no existing caller's render changes. To be added to assistant-ui/assistant-ui#8003 as a sixth append point. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A consumer embedding
Threadhas no supported way to add a product-specific control to the surfacesThreadowns: an admin-only diagnostic in the assistant message's "More" menu, a citation count beside Copy and Reload, a mode toggle in the composer's action row. Today that means forking the component or wrapping and re-implementing it, both of which drift from upstream fixes.Guarantee
Five additive slots on
ThreadComponents, each aComponentTypedefaulting to unset so no existing caller's render changes:AssistantMoreItems— renders after the built-in Export as Markdown item in the "More" menu.AssistantActionBarExtra— renders as the last item in the action bar's own row, after "More".AssistantMessageFooterExtra— renders as a block-level sibling after the whole footer row (action bar and branch picker both), for content a bar-row trigger expands that doesn't belong inside the bar's own single icon row.Indicator— replaces the pending affordance shown for a running assistant message with no content yet.ComposerExtra— renders in the composer's own action row, beside the attach button.A colocated test (
renders identically to today when no append point is set) asserts the default path, including that the composer's attach button keeps its original parent (no new wrapper element), plus one test per slot for placement and ordering.Bonus
Indicator's default now renders the shippedThinkingIndicatorin place of a hand-drawn pulsing span — a plain improvement for every existing caller whether or not they ever set the slot.Docs
apps/docs/content/elements/thread.mdxgets a new paragraph in Getting Started framing the five as append points, plus five new rows in theThreadComponentsAPI table.Fixes #8002