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Distill the chatgpt-vue3-light-mvp project into reusable architecture for building similar ChatGPT-style web products in other repositories. Use when designing or implementing streaming chatbot UIs, SSE/fetch response pipelines, model adapter contracts, typewriter rendering, Markdown/code/KaTeX/Mermaid rendering, reasoning-block display, or migration plans inspired by this Vue 3 MVP.

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Chatbot MVP Distillation

Use this skill to borrow the architectural lessons from chatgpt-vue3-light-mvp without copying the project blindly.

The source project is a Vue 3 + Vite + TypeScript MVP for single-turn LLM chat. Its reusable ideas are:

  • split model-specific streaming formats from UI rendering
  • normalize model deltas into plain text chunks before display
  • render text with a typewriter buffer so network speed and UI speed are decoupled
  • process Markdown, code highlighting, math, Mermaid diagrams, and reasoning blocks as a rendering pipeline
  • keep mock streams available so downstream projects can develop without real API keys

Workflow

  1. Identify the target project's framework, state management, and API boundary.
  2. Read references/architecture.md for the reusable component boundaries.
  3. Read references/streaming-sse.md when implementing fetch/SSE/ReadableStream handling.
  4. Read references/model-adapters.md when adding providers or normalizing response formats.
  5. Read references/markdown-rendering.md when implementing rich answer rendering.
  6. Read references/migration-checklist.md before proposing or editing code in another project.

Output Expectations

When using this skill in another project:

  • describe the adapted architecture before editing code
  • keep provider adapters independent from UI components
  • define a small stream delta contract before implementing providers
  • include a mock stream path for local development
  • call out target-project changes that differ from the Vue MVP
  • verify streaming, abort, completion, Markdown, code blocks, math, and Mermaid behavior when feasible

Source Anchors

Use these files as source examples from this repository:

  • src/views/chat.vue for input, model selection, reader lifecycle, and stop behavior
  • src/store/business/index.ts for the service/store boundary that creates readers
  • src/components/MarkdownPreview/transform/index.ts for SSE and JSON chunk splitting
  • src/components/MarkdownPreview/models/index.ts for provider adapters and delta transforms
  • src/components/MarkdownPreview/index.vue for typewriter rendering and completion state
  • src/components/MarkdownPreview/plugins/markdown.ts for Markdown, KaTeX, Mermaid, and reasoning-block rendering