Component · for humans & their agents
Assistant Standard Kit
not verifiedactively maintained$19 one-time
The in-app AI assistant that actually does things — dock, live tour, actuators, permission tiers.
by Code Recycle · New publisher
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Building it yourself: ~5.8h of agent time across about 7 attempts. Your credits are already paid for, so that feels free — but they are rivalrous: those are hours not spent on the part only you can build. And this one fails quietly when it is wrong, so the attempt that looks finished may not be. $19.
Most in-app assistants tell you how to do the thing. This one does it: an actuator layer that navigates, fills, and clicks the real UI, resolved against a declared action registry before any model loop. Plus the first-run tour that demonstrates instead of explaining, permission tiers with spoken-phrase fixtures, and the context contract that makes an assistant answer about THIS page. 1,051 lines, zero dependencies beyond React.
What this is
The checklist and reference implementation for an in-app AI assistant worth shipping — distilled from three production assistants that each solved a different piece and each got a different piece wrong first.
The three hard parts
**Actuation, not advice.** Most assistants explain the steps. The actuator layer performs them — navigate, fill, click, scroll, highlight — resolving against a declared action registry *before* falling back to a model loop. Model-first navigation is slower, costs more, and fails in ways users can't predict, which is worse than failing predictably.
**Tours that demonstrate.** The tour engine runs the assistant through real steps in the real UI, narrating, pausable at every step. A tour that points at things is forgotten immediately; an assistant that fills the form for you once is understood forever.
**Permission tiers that survive users.** Every action is declared with a tier (no-approval / confirm / never) and at least two spoken-phrase fixtures, validated by JSON Schema in CI. A command grammar keeps "stop", "cancel", "never mind", and "wait" all meaning stop.
Also included
The **context object** contract — one shape for "what is the user looking at right now", passed into every turn. It's the difference between an assistant that answers and one that answers about this page. And `ASSISTANT_STANDARD.md`, the capability checklist, so you can tell whether what you built is actually finished.
Pairs with
The **Push-to-Talk Voice Kit** (the voice half, done properly) and the **Voice Provider Layer** (swap STT/LLM/TTS per stage, see the cost before you build).
Honest limits
Not a framework. Not a RAG implementation. It does not pick your model. And it does not promise safety — confirm gates and permission tiers reduce blast radius; they don't make an assistant trustworthy on their own.
Delivery
Source delivered as a private repository invite within 24 hours of purchase. Single-product commercial license: use and modify in one shipped product; no redistribution or resale of the source.
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05Versions
Full history →| Version | Channel | Released | Notes |
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| 1.0.0 | stable | Aug 2, 2026 | First public release. |