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Use when handling mediated WebSocket chat events, token streaming, handoffs, tool events, or workflow questions in `packages/web` while keeping chat views dumb and state logic unit tested.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
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| name | mediated-chat-runtime-store |
| description | Use when handling mediated WebSocket chat events, token streaming, handoffs, tool events, or workflow questions in `packages/web` while keeping chat views dumb and state logic unit tested. |
Use this skill when chat state is driven by mediator events rather than simple request/response fetching.
This includes:
ARCHITECTURE.mdCOPILOT-CONTEXT.mdpackages/service/src/contracts.tspackages/api-server/src/server.tspackages/api-server/src/index.tspackages/web/src/components/ChatPanel.tsx.ai-team/instructions/frontend-state-architecture.instructions.md.ai-team/skills/agent-runtime-behavior/SKILL.md.ai-team/skills/service-orchestration-runtime/SKILL.md.ai-team/skills/zustand-presenter-split/SKILL.mdClassify incoming chat flow as mediated runtime events, not as plain fetched records.
Typical events include:
statustokentoolquestionhandoffdoneerrorDo not let presentational chat components own:
Keep those concerns in controller hooks and runtime stores.
Use Query or snapshot loading for persisted session data. Use Zustand or a small runtime state machine for the active stream.
A good split is:
Whenever practical, model the runtime update path with pure helpers such as:
applyMediatorEvent(state, event)appendToken(state, text)startPendingQuestion(state, question)transitionHandoff(state, event)This makes chat runtime logic far easier to unit test.
Unit test at least:
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