chore(chat): mirror shared core/oss-plugins chat folders from kagent-enterprise#2282
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Land the shared chat folder structure so kagent and kagent-enterprise can keep the
chat UI in sync as a literal folder copy:
ui/src/components/chat/
core/ SHARED — chassis + render tree (copied ENT <-> OSS verbatim)
oss-plugins/ SHARED — HITL tool approval, ask-user, subagent panel
No ent-plugins/ here — task->trace linking and rewind/fork are enterprise-only and
never copied to OSS. core/ and oss-plugins/ never import from ent-plugins/, so they
drop in without it.
Staged mirror only: the copied files are excluded from tsc / eslint / next build
(tsconfig.json, eslint.config.mjs) so main stays green, and are not yet wired into
the live ChatInterface. SHARED_CHAT_FOLDERS.md documents the copy flow and the
adaptation checklist (design-system alias, module alias, injected app context, OSS
host). Wiring it in with no feature regression is the tracked follow-up.
Part of solo-io/kagent-enterprise#2221. Companion PR: solo-io/kagent-enterprise#2313.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Signed-off-by: Carlos Logroño Guerrero <carlos.logrono@solo.io>
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Description
🤖 written by Claude (start)
Mirrors the shared chat folder structure from kagent-enterprise so the chat UI can be
kept in sync between the two repos as a literal folder copy.
Adds two folders under
ui/src/components/chat/:There is no
ent-plugins/here — task→trace linking and rewind/fork are enterprise-onlyand never copied to OSS.
core/andoss-plugins/never import froment-plugins/, sothey drop in cleanly without it.
Status: staged mirror (not yet wired in)
This lands the structure only. The files are copied verbatim from enterprise and are
excluded from
tsc/eslint/next build(tsconfig.json,eslint.config.mjs)so
mainstays green. They are not yet wired into the liveChatInterface. Replacingthe current OSS chat with the shared component and verifying no feature regression is
the tracked follow-up. The per-folder READMEs and
SHARED_CHAT_FOLDERS.mddocument thecopy flow and the adaptation checklist (design-system alias, module alias, injected app
context, OSS host).
Related
Part of solo-io/kagent-enterprise#2221. Companion enterprise PR (where the shared folders
originate, with a Storybook story + mock-data harness + screenshot/video tests):
solo-io/kagent-enterprise#2313.
Testing
No runtime change — the copied folders are excluded from the build and not imported by the
app, so
next build/eslint ./tsc --noEmitare unaffected. The shared component isdemonstrated (Storybook + Playwright, rendering with mock data and no backend) in the
enterprise companion PR.
Changelog
🤖 written by Claude (end)