Keeps CopilotKit docs pointing at shipped Inspector panes so readers open the overlay. Use when adding, changing, renaming, or removing an Inspector pane, tab, or overlay action in @copilotkit/web-inspector, or when editing docs that mention Inspector. Don't use for Inspector UI polish that does not add a pane, for CLI or agent-prompt copy, or for unshipped Inspector ideas.
Inspector is the localhost overlay that shows Threads, Agents, and Learning. Every shipped pane that a reader can use must have a docs pointer. The pointer tells the reader to open Inspector and look at that pane.
Load this skill when:
Do not load it for icon, ping, layout, or copy-only Inspector changes that
do not add a pane. Those UI changes use inspector-workbench.
If the same change also edits Inspector UI, load inspector-workbench as
well and start the standalone lab.
references/pane-map.md before proceeding.no page yet in the map. Do not invent a page.references/pane-map.md in the same change.references/pane-map.md before proceeding.The default web quickstart includes a numbered step after the first chat:
Angular uses the shared step snippet, like every other web frontend: @copilotkit/angular auto-mounts a pinned @copilotkit/web-inspector, so there is no install step to link (OSS-948). React Native and Channels do not get this step at all.
| Signal | What it means | Do instead |
|---|---|---|
| Callout names Playground, Fork, emit events, or another unshipped idea | Docs would advertise work that is not in the overlay | Stop. Record the idea under Unshipped in references/pane-map.md |
| "Click the Inspector button" on React Native or Channels | Those surfaces have no web overlay | Skip the Open Inspector step |
| Callout names a pane the overlay does not show | The pointer is a lie | Rewrite the Callout to a shipped pane, or remove it |
no page yet in the map. Do not create a new docs section unless the user asked for one.c14e227
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