AI Interfaces
AI Copilot Sidebar (Right-Panel Assistant)
A right-side sliding panel that hosts an AI copilot: header, quick-action list, and a chat input at the bottom. Ideal for embedding an AI assistant next to your app UI, whether it's an editor, a docs page, a dashboard, or a CRM.
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No extra dependencies. React 18+ and Tailwind CSS v3+ assumed. Save as AiCopilotSidebar.tsx.
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Build components/AiCopilotSidebar.tsx as a client component. Fixed top-0 right-0 h-screen w-full max-w-[420px] aside with border-l, backdrop shadow. Transitions transform 300ms when opening/closing. Header: h-14 with title (13px semibold), subtitle (11px muted), and a close X button. Body: flex-1 overflow-y-auto px-5 py-5 with "Quick actions" label and a list of buttons (rounded-xl border, hover:border-gray-400, label + optional hint). Bottom: input row (border-t, flex-items-center, chat input, circular blue send button). Props: title, subtitle, quickActions {label, hint?}[], placeholder, onSend, defaultOpen.How to use it
- Ideal for embedding an AI assistant next to editors, docs pages, dashboards, and CRMs.
- Pass a title, subtitle, and a quickActions array with label and hint.
- Wire your onSend handler to your streaming chat backend. Slides in from the right.
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