'use client' import { useAgentSheet } from './AgentSheetProvider' import { usePathname, useRouter } from 'next/navigation' import { Loader2 } from 'lucide-react' import AgentAvatar from './AgentAvatar' import { collapsedStatusLabel } from './agent-status' import { routeToIntent } from '@/lib/agent/intents/route-mapping' import { useCapability } from '@/contexts/CompanyContext' import { CAPABILITY } from '@/lib/entitlements/keys' // Floating trigger sits above the page bottom-right, opens the AgentSheet when // clicked. Hidden when the sheet is already open so the icon doesn't double up. // // Desktop-only for a FRESH open (founder call 2026-08-06). On mobile the pill // landed on top of the bottom nav and covered page content, and the bottom nav // already carries an "Assistent" tab to /chat behind the very same // identity.isVerified gate used here, so the pill was pure redundancy. A // COLLAPSED session keeps its handle on every viewport and on every page except // /chat: see the page-suppression block and the visibility class below. // // Route-aware: routeToIntent(pathname) picks the right intent + intentArgs so // clicking the FAB on /invoices/abc-123 opens invoice.draft with that invoice // id (rather than the page-agnostic general.help with just the URL). The // label suffix renders "Fråga Anna om denna faktura" so the user can tell at // a glance that the agent is going to know which entity they're on. // // Reads the agent's display_name + avatar_id from the AgentSheet context so // the button reads "Fråga Anna" (with Anna's face) rather than the generic // "Fråga min assistent". // // Page-specific triggers (e.g. "Granska med assistent" on a supplier invoice) // still call useAgentSheet() directly from their own buttons because they // know exactly which entity to pass. (Per-transaction help has its own // row-level "Fråga [namn]" button in TransactionInboxCard, and the matching // "Fråga assistenten" in Dokumentinkorgen: both passing a transaction_id the // pathname-only FAB can't know.) export default function AgentTrigger({ hidden = false }: { hidden?: boolean }) { const { openAgentSheet, expandAgentSheet, isOpen, collapsed, status, identity } = useAgentSheet() const pathname = usePathname() const router = useRouter() const hasAi = useCapability(CAPABILITY.ai) // User opt-out (Inställningar → Assistenten): the sidebar entry stays, the // floating button goes. A collapsed session keeps its reopen handle even // when hidden: it's the only way back to a minimized conversation, and its // existence implies the user is actively using the assistant right now. if (hidden && !collapsed) return null // Sheet open AND visible → hide the FAB so the icon doesn't double up. When // the session is merely collapsed we KEEP the FAB: it's the handle that // brings the minimized conversation back. if (isOpen && !collapsed) return null // Page suppression, split by WHY the page suppresses. The split is the point: // one rule is about redundancy (the page already IS the conversation), the // other is about crowding (the page is dense and the pill would sit on top of // it). Only the redundancy rule survives into the collapsed state, because // only it leaves the user another route back to the conversation. // // /chat*: suppressed in BOTH states. Fresh open: the surface IS the chat, so // a floating "Fråga …" pill is redundant and overlaps the input. Collapsed: // the /chat layout lists every conversation in its sidebar and renders the // selected one in the main pane, so navigating here IS the way back; a handle // that re-expands the panel on top of it would put two chats on one screen. // Safe because the session lives in AgentSheetProvider in the dashboard // layout, one level above the page: it stays mounted (messages, streaming, // pending approval cards intact) the whole time the user is on /chat, and the // handle reappears the moment they navigate anywhere else, bottom nav // included. Nothing is discarded, the handle is just hidden while the user is // standing inside the surface it would lead to. if (pathname?.startsWith('/chat')) return null // /bookkeeping/[id]: FRESH open only. The verifikation editor is a dense // regulatory surface (debits/credits, BAS codes, period locks) and a floating // "Fråga … om denna verifikation" pill on top of it adds noise without // earning its place. A COLLAPSED session keeps its handle here, and on every // other page in the app: this page offers no other route back to a minimized // conversation, and stranding a half-finished booking is a worse outcome than // a pill over the editor. (/bookkeeping list, /bookkeeping/new and // /bookkeeping/year-end are not the editor and keep the fresh-open FAB.) if (!collapsed) { const segs = pathname?.split('/').filter(Boolean) ?? [] if (segs[0] === 'bookkeeping' && segs[1] && segs[1] !== 'year-end' && segs[1] !== 'new') { return null } } // Pre-onboarding: no agent_profile.verified_at yet. The FAB would lead // into a generic chat with no specialization. Better to hide it until // the user has finished /onboarding/agent. (A collapsed session implies the // agent is already in use, so this only gates fresh opens in practice.) if (!identity.isVerified) return null const name = identity.displayName?.trim() || 'min assistent' const dispatch = routeToIntent(pathname) // AI assistant runs on a paid cloud service. Without the capability, opening // the sheet would land the user in a chat whose send is dead. Keep the FAB // visible (it's the conversion surface) but route it to billing instead. // A minimized session used to be silent: the agent could be three tool calls // into a booking, or finished ten minutes ago, and the pill said "Fortsätt // med Anna" either way. While hidden, the status channel does the talking. const statusText = collapsed ? collapsedStatusLabel(status, name) : null const working = status.activity === 'working' || status.activity === 'detached' const finished = collapsed && status.activity === 'done' const labelText = statusText ?? (collapsed ? `Fortsätt med ${name}` : !hasAi ? `Uppgradera för att använda ${name}` : dispatch.labelSuffix ? `Fråga ${name} ${dispatch.labelSuffix}` : `Fråga ${name}`) const handleClick = () => { // Collapsed → bring the existing session back, don't start a new one. if (collapsed) { expandAgentSheet() return } if (!hasAi) { router.push('/settings/billing') return } openAgentSheet({ intentId: dispatch.intentId, intentArgs: dispatch.intentArgs, contextRef: dispatch.contextRef, }) } // Mobile visibility, decided per state rather than per viewport alone: // // fresh open -> 'hidden md:flex'. `display: none` (not opacity/visibility) // so the button is genuinely non-interactive on mobile: not // clickable, not tabbable, out of the accessibility tree. // Losing it costs nothing, the bottom nav's "Assistent" tab // reaches the same agent. // collapsed -> 'flex' on every viewport. Off /chat this is the ONLY route // back to a minimized conversation: the bottom-nav tab opens // the /chat surface instead of restoring the in-progress // sheet, so hiding the handle on mobile would strand a // session mid-booking with no way to reopen it. On /chat the // handle is suppressed outright (see above), which is exactly // the case where the nav tab does lead somewhere useful. // // A pure CSS switch on purpose: no useMediaQuery, so no hydration mismatch, // no resize listener, no layout shift on first paint. const visibilityClass = collapsed ? 'flex' : 'hidden md:flex' return ( ) }