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AGENTS.md - Vue demo parity rules
Scope
- Scope:
examples/v2/vue/demo/**. - Goal: mirror
examples/v2/react/demo/**behavior and flow as closely as possible.
Source of truth
- Treat the React demo as canonical for routes, runtime wiring, and UI interaction patterns.
- Prefer equivalent structure and naming when Nuxt conventions allow it.
- Prefer route-local composition in
pages/*.vueto mirror React's page-level ownership. - Avoid introducing shared wrapper/scaffold components when React does not have an equivalent abstraction.
Parity constraints
- Do not add Vue-only product features, routes, or workflow changes.
- Keep runtime endpoint behavior aligned with React (
/api/copilotkit,/api/copilotkit-single,/api/copilotkit-mcp). - If a React behavior cannot be mirrored yet because package primitives are missing, keep the route scaffolded and minimal until parity primitives land.
- Keep file and page responsibilities as close to React as possible so cross-framework diffs are easy to track.
- If a temporary divergence is unavoidable, make it explicit in the page file and remove it once the matching Vue primitive exists.
Implementation guidance
- Mirror route coverage first:
/,/single,/mcp-apps,/sidebar,/popup. - Mirror interaction semantics second (thread behavior, tool handling, suggestions, dev console usage).
- Keep deviations explicit and temporary.
- For scaffold content, mirror React page copy/layout intent first; avoid inventing alternate demo flows.
Validation
Run after meaningful changes:
pnpm -C examples/v2/vue/demo devpnpm -C examples/v2/vue/demo build