skills/asmayaseen/streaming-llm-responses/SKILL.md
Implement real-time streaming UI patterns for AI chat applications. Use when adding response lifecycle handlers, progress indicators, client effects, or thread state synchronization. Covers onResponseStart/End, onEffect, ProgressUpdateEvent, and client tools. NOT when building basic chat without real-time feedback.
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Build responsive, real-time chat interfaces with streaming feedback.
import { useChatKit } from "@openai/chatkit-react";
const chatkit = useChatKit({
api: { url: API_URL, domainKey: DOMAIN_KEY },
onResponseStart: () => setIsResponding(true),
onResponseEnd: () => setIsResponding(false),
onEffect: ({ name, data }) => {
if (name === "update_status") updateUI(data);
},
});
User sends message
↓
onResponseStart() fires
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[Streaming: tokens arrive, ProgressUpdateEvents shown]
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onResponseEnd() fires
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UI unlocks, ready for next interaction
Lock UI during AI response to prevent race conditions:
function ChatWithLifecycle() {
const [isResponding, setIsResponding] = useState(false);
const lockInteraction = useAppStore((s) => s.lockInteraction);
const unlockInteraction = useAppStore((s) => s.unlockInteraction);
const chatkit = useChatKit({
api: { url: API_URL, domainKey: DOMAIN_KEY },
onResponseStart: () => {
setIsResponding(true);
lockInteraction(); // Disable map/canvas/form interactions
},
onResponseEnd: () => {
setIsResponding(false);
unlockInteraction();
},
onError: ({ error }) => {
console.error("ChatKit error:", error);
setIsResponding(false);
unlockInteraction();
},
});
return (
<div>
{isResponding && <LoadingOverlay />}
<ChatKit control={chatkit.control} />
</div>
);
}
Server sends effects to update client UI without expecting a response:
Backend - Streaming Effects:
from chatkit.types import ClientEffectEvent
async def respond(self, thread, item, context):
# ... agent processing ...
# Fire client effect to update UI
yield ClientEffectEvent(
name="update_status",
data={
"state": {"energy": 80, "happiness": 90},
"flash": "Status updated!"
}
)
# Another effect
yield ClientEffectEvent(
name="show_notification",
data={"message": "Task completed!"}
)
Frontend - Handling Effects:
const chatkit = useChatKit({
api: { url: API_URL, domainKey: DOMAIN_KEY },
onEffect: ({ name, data }) => {
switch (name) {
case "update_status":
applyStatusUpdate(data.state);
if (data.flash) setFlashMessage(data.flash);
break;
case "add_marker":
addMapMarker(data);
break;
case "select_mode":
setSelectionMode(data.mode);
break;
}
},
});
Show "Searching...", "Loading...", "Analyzing..." during long operations:
from chatkit.types import ProgressUpdateEvent
@function_tool
async def search_articles(ctx: AgentContext, query: str) -> str:
"""Search for articles matching the query."""
yield ProgressUpdateEvent(message="Searching articles...")
results = await article_store.search(query)
yield ProgressUpdateEvent(message=f"Found {len(results)} articles...")
for i, article in enumerate(results):
if i % 5 == 0:
yield ProgressUpdateEvent(
message=f"Processing article {i+1}/{len(results)}..."
)
return format_results(results)
Track thread changes for persistence and UI updates:
const chatkit = useChatKit({
api: { url: API_URL, domainKey: DOMAIN_KEY },
onThreadChange: ({ threadId }) => {
setThreadId(threadId);
if (threadId) localStorage.setItem("lastThreadId", threadId);
clearSelections();
},
onThreadLoadStart: ({ threadId }) => {
setIsLoadingThread(true);
},
onThreadLoadEnd: ({ threadId }) => {
setIsLoadingThread(false);
},
});
AI needs to read client-side state to make decisions:
Backend - Defining Client Tool:
@function_tool(name_override="get_selected_items")
async def get_selected_items(ctx: AgentContext) -> dict:
"""Get the items currently selected on the canvas.
This is a CLIENT TOOL - executed in browser, result comes back.
"""
yield ProgressUpdateEvent(message="Reading selection...")
pass # Actual execution happens on client
Frontend - Handling Client Tools:
const chatkit = useChatKit({
api: { url: API_URL, domainKey: DOMAIN_KEY },
onClientTool: ({ name, params }) => {
switch (name) {
case "get_selected_items":
return { itemIds: selectedItemIds };
case "get_current_viewport":
return {
center: mapRef.current.getCenter(),
zoom: mapRef.current.getZoom(),
};
case "get_form_data":
return { values: formRef.current.getValues() };
default:
throw new Error(`Unknown client tool: ${name}`);
}
},
});
| Type | Direction | Response Required | Use Case | |------|-----------|-------------------|----------| | Client Effect | Server → Client | No (fire-and-forget) | Update UI, show notifications | | Client Tool | Server → Client → Server | Yes (return value) | Get client state for AI decision |
onResponseStart: () => lockCanvas(),
onResponseEnd: () => unlockCanvas(),
onEffect: ({ name, data }) => {
if (name === "add_marker") addMarker(data);
if (name === "pan_to") panTo(data.location);
},
onClientTool: ({ name }) => {
if (name === "get_selection") return getSelectedItems();
},
onResponseStart: () => setFormDisabled(true),
onResponseEnd: () => setFormDisabled(false),
onClientTool: ({ name }) => {
if (name === "get_form_values") return form.getValues();
},
onResponseStart: () => pauseSimulation(),
onResponseEnd: () => resumeSimulation(),
onEffect: ({ name, data }) => {
if (name === "update_entity") updateEntity(data);
if (name === "show_notification") showToast(data.message);
},
Dynamically update thread title based on conversation:
class TitleAgent:
async def generate_title(self, first_message: str) -> str:
result = await Runner.run(
Agent(
name="TitleGenerator",
instructions="Generate a 3-5 word title.",
model="gpt-4o-mini", # Fast model
),
input=f"First message: {first_message}",
)
return result.final_output
# In ChatKitServer
async def respond(self, thread, item, context):
if not thread.title and item:
title = await self.title_agent.generate_title(item.content)
thread.title = title
await self.store.save_thread(thread, context)
Run: python3 scripts/verify.py
Expected: ✓ streaming-llm-responses skill ready
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