🦋 New version release

[brentrager]

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Releases

@smooai/[email protected]

Minor Changes

• 586003c: Render sanitized Markdown in assistant replies and citation snippets, and smooth out the streaming reveal.

  Sanitized Markdown rendering. Assistant responses and citation snippets previously showed Markdown literally (**bold**, numbered lists, [links](url) rendered as raw text). They now render to formatted HTML through a tiny, safe-by-default renderer (markdown.ts) that:

  • escapes all text — raw <script>, <img onerror=…>, <iframe> etc. render as inert text, never markup;
  • drops images entirely (a scraped tracking pixel can't load) — ![alt](src) becomes its alt text;
  • allows only http(s) links (javascript:/data:/relative fall back to plain text) with target="_blank" + rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow";
  • emits only an allowlisted tag set (p, br, strong, em, ul/ol/li, code/pre, a, blockquote) and downgrades headings to bold lines so they fit a chat bubble.

  User bubbles stay plain text; mid-stream text stays plain (partial Markdown renders ugly) and only the final assistant turn is rendered as Markdown. Citation snippets are also cleaned first — leading page boilerplate (logo image/link, nav, whitespace) is trimmed and the excerpt is truncated to ~260 chars at a word boundary.

  Smooth streaming reveal. The assistant bubble no longer jumps in jerky, uneven chunks as stream_token bursts arrive. Incoming token text is buffered and revealed via a requestAnimationFrame typewriter at an adaptive rate (chars-per-frame scales with the pending backlog, so it never falls behind the network); only the single streaming bubble is updated per frame (no full list rebuild), and the final turn snaps to the full Markdown render. Respects prefers-reduced-motion (snaps instantly) and keeps auto-scroll without fighting a visitor who has scrolled up.