Example route
Fast Chat Reply
A lightweight answer flow that starts streaming early and stays compact.
Why this pattern works
- Tasks can change visual language when moving from execution to waiting or review.
- Users see stage progression and artifacts at the same time, which avoids false certainty.
- The surface keeps control chips visible so backgrounding and review never feel hidden.
Full event feed
Scheduling a low-latency response worker.
A short answer path is prepared.
Detecting tone, length, and needed context.
The answer can stay concise and direct.
Streaming the first useful sentence immediately.
The first answer is coherent enough to preview.
The final answer is ready in-thread.
0-15 seconds. Keep the UI warm, not theatrical.
Stage Rail
Figure out the user intent and the answer shape.
Produce the first useful response while streaming quickly.
Tighten copy so the answer lands cleanly.
Artifacts
answer
Streaming answerA compact response preview.
Evidence Feed
The final answer is ready in-thread.
The first answer is coherent enough to preview.
Streaming the first useful sentence immediately.
The answer can stay concise and direct.
Detecting tone, length, and needed context.
A short answer path is prepared.