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Releases

@perspective-ai/sdk@1.14.0

Minor Changes

• fe18680: Replace the loading skeleton with the interview's real chrome.

  Instead of a skeleton that mirrors the interview UI's internal layout (welcome
  card, message, input pill) — which drifts whenever that UI changes — the
  loading state now renders what the interview actually looks like from the
  outside in:

  • the research's scene image (fetched from
    {host}/interview/{researchId}/scene-image) behind
  • a frosted translucent card (55% panel + backdrop blur, matching the
    app's card treatment), with
  • a circular loader centered in the card (40px) — a conic-gradient arc
    with a fading tail over a faint track, tinted with the brand primary
    resolved with the SDK's usual precedence: local brand.primary override →
    API embed config (primaryColor / darkPrimaryColor) → Perspective
    default (#7c3aed / #a78bfa). As essential loading motion it is not
    disabled by prefers-reduced-motion.

  The scene image is applied only after it has actually loaded, layered over
  the app's default surface color (#f5f2f0 light, #15171e dark, or a custom
  brand.bg) — so a research without a scene (404), a slow network, or a
  blocked request cleanly degrades to a solid color.

  Because the loading state renders in the host page DOM (an overlay sibling of
  the cross-origin iframe), responsiveness is driven by CSS container
  queries on the slot the consumer provides — not viewport media queries. The
  card's sizing mirrors the interview app's own container queries (full-bleed
  below 672px width; a centered max-width: 672px box above it, with vertical
  padding stepping 4px → 48px → 80px at the app's 448px/768px container-height
  breakpoints), so the card doesn't jump at handoff. Breakpoints are in px, not
  the app's rem: the overlay lives in the host page, so rem would resolve against
  the host's (uncontrolled) root font-size, whereas the card must match the
  iframe's fixed pixels.

  LoadingOptions gains optional researchId and host (used for the scene
  URL) and apiConfig (used for the loader tint); all embed types pass them
  automatically.

  A new prefetchSceneImage(researchId, host?) export warms the scene image on
  intent signals — the SDK wires it to float-bubble hover/focus and to
  data-perspective-popup/-slider trigger elements — so deferred embeds open
  with the scene already cached.

@perspective-ai/sdk-react@1.14.0

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [fe18680]
  • @perspective-ai/sdk@1.14.0