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Chatkit.world Use Case?
Wondering if anyone has found or read more documentation on this tool, or if it is just a sneak preview of a later update? I'm currently utilizing ChatKit to work with my Mapbox Maps, but some of the future hurdles I intend to tackle I just have a hunch chatkit.world might become something that will save a lot of time that I should reallocate and come back to it later? Any rumors or knowledge would be very helpful to hear. Thanks!
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OpenAI Agent Builder / Widget Actions
I cannot figure out how to incorporate actions from a widget into my workflow. Apparently it is not possible within the agent builder (?) - so I have also tried finding a solution within Vercel. But I still have had no luck. Example workflow (inside agent builder) 1. User: "Write me a summary about my project on 43rd Street" 2. Agent: *searches vector store* 3. Agent: *identifies 3 projects on 43rd Street* 4. Agent: *Displays widget of results* (Each widget has a "select" button) 5. Agent: "I found three projects on 43rd Street, which would you like me to summarize?" 6. User: *Presses button from X result inside widget* 7. Workflow recognizes user's selection, and then writes the summary based on the vector store data from said project Context: - My widget button carries "onClickAction={{ type: "project.select", handler: "server", payload: { id: p.id } }}" - the widget itself is attached to an agent that responds with search results from the vector store - I am embedding my chatkit through Vercel - I maybe have 12 months of experience learning this industry and I'd argue half of that was spent going in circles with ChatGPT or Claude My example might not be a valid use-case for a reactive button. But I just don't understand how the agent workflow or any workflow for that matter recognizes a button action / trigger. If anyone can show me this it would mean the world!
1 like • Nov '25
I sorta figured it out. I was able to utilize the handler as a client, then with some HTML headers capture the triggers. Currently my "test workflow" is an agent that writes me an email. It responds to my prompt with the email template widget; the click handler carries the package for "to", "from", "subject", and "body" which I extract and then pass to my email workflow. I use sendgrid; so I just redirect the json through the API and then the email is sent. From button press -> email delivery is about 3 seconds. My challenge right now is now trying to figure out how to alter the state of the widget. I'm not familiar with react and ive found some examples of people figuring it out but only from YouTube so no supportive docs. I.e. after I press the send button, to either hide the button or change it's caption. By default I can just get the agent to autoscroll it out of view and store a state on my website that disables the button from triggering a duplicate workflow - but I am still manic about the widget and a "send button" still being visible within the conversation
1 like • Nov '25
@Corbin Brown Yea all this is so foreign to me so I am best at hitting walls to figure it out. I sorta pivoted to having one agent display the widget filled out (I removed the buttons from the widget itself) and then utilized a "User Approval" node. The Caption of the approval node + the buttons both naturally disappear after an interaction. So I now capture the interaction of this inside my frontend to trigger my email workflow. Then with the buttons disappearing it blocks a duplicate workflow + now looks appeasing. Then inside the agent builder I have two agents that either say "Great, I just sent the email" or "Ok, I won't send the email" I bet states within the widget builder will be added or better explained - the video I found was a guy working within strictly GitHub and building his own widgets and I just couldn't keep up. Thanks for the responses!!
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