due-process

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agent-ui

A zero-dependency, signals-based web-component library in strict, modern TypeScript: FACE (form-associated custom elements) with light DOM, ARIA via ElementInternals only (no native form elements), a tagged-template renderer, typed-signal props and traits. On top of it sit the A2UI generative-UI layer, the A2A protocol layer and the app compositions they power.

Two ruled dependency exceptions, both opt-in and lazy-loaded, never on a default barrel: CodeMirror 6 on @agent-ui/code/editor (ADR-0139) and pdfjs-dist on the @agent-ui/app ingestion seam (ADR-0202).

Release status

The source on main is unreleased. Workspace packages are named @agent-ui/*, versioned 0.0.0 and marked private; at publish time npm run publish:packages renames them to @agent-ui-kit/* and releases them in lockstep. The latest release is v0.1.0 (2026-08-26) of eight packages; data and devtools have never been published. Where releases and merged changes are listed: CHANGELOG.md.

Packages

An npm-workspaces monorepo of ten packages under packages/agent-ui/*. The layering and the import rules between them are in AGENTS.md.

Package	What it is
`@agent-ui/shared`	tokens, utility types, the `StorageAdapter` persistence seam
`@agent-ui/components`	the framework: signals kernel, base elements, traits and the `ui-*` controls
`@agent-ui/a2ui`	A2UI: renderer, validator, catalogs and the agent producer toolkit
`@agent-ui/a2a`	Agent2Agent wire types and validation pinned to spec v0.3.0
`@agent-ui/icons`	swappable icon-pack adapter with a Phosphor pack on `./phosphor`
`@agent-ui/app`	app-surface compositions: `ui-super-shell`, its presets and the agent-admin app
`@agent-ui/router`	memory-first SPA router with opt-in URL reflection
`@agent-ui/code`	code and prose: highlighting, markdown and the CodeMirror editor
`@agent-ui/data`	headless data layer: the `DataSource<T>` seam and signal-backed resources
`@agent-ui/devtools`	chat and A2UI dev and debug harness: transports, capture and replay

Getting started

npm install
npm run dev     # the docs site (site/), the app entry, with live examples for every control
npm run build   # production build of the docs site

The docs site's own Getting started page is the fullest walkthrough: workspace packages, the CSS import order, a minimal runnable example, and per-control subpath imports.

Commands

npm run check: the standing gate, tsc then check:site, check:tools and check:scripts (type checks plus the repo's script selftests and generated-file freshness checks).
npm test: the full Vitest (jsdom) suite, run by CI on every pull request.
npm run test:browser: the real-engine browser shards.
npm run size: the bundle-size budget check.

Locally a change runs npm run check plus the tests of the folders it touched; CI runs the full suite and a pull request merges on CI green. The full command list and gate rules are in AGENTS.md.

Going deeper

AGENTS.md: conventions, gates and where each kind of truth lives.
CONTRIBUTING.md: how a change gets made and landed.
.claude/docs/: plan, goals, roadmap, process, references and design documents.

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