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When to use deterministic server-side WebSocket signals instead of client-side heuristics for UI state transitions
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| name | deterministic-ws-signals |
| description | When to use deterministic server-side WebSocket signals instead of client-side heuristics for UI state transitions |
When the client needs to know about server-side state transitions (e.g., new sampling turn, new message bubble), always use a deterministic server-emitted WebSocket event rather than client-side heuristics (time gaps, content analysis).
The server knows exactly when state changes occur. Client-side heuristics — time-based gap detection, content-based analysis — are fragile and produce inconsistent behavior across different network conditions and workloads.
Emit a lightweight event (e.g., agent:response_start) synchronously before the async operation begins. WebSocket in-order delivery guarantees the event arrives before any data from the new state.
// Server-side: emit signal before starting new turn
ws.emit('agent:response_start', { agentId, turnId });
await agent.processNextTurn(); // data follows the signal