🏁 It streams now
That's the upgrade. The compare page used to show 20–30 seconds of nothing; now the verdict lands in about a second and the table paints field by field as the model writes it. And your side of it was a single line —
final → final ?? partial. The skeleton-tolerant table was already there waiting; all you did was start feeding it the in-flight data. 🎉Great — go refresh for a minute before the last step.
👨💼 Peter has notes
The streaming feels right immediately. But I caught a problem: when a customer asks a second question, the first comparison just vanishes. A few testers ended up re-asking the same things. Let's fix that.
Last step: multi-turn structured output, where every answer keeps its place in the conversation instead of replacing the one before it.
🧝♀️ Kellie already built the presentational pieces for that step — a user bubble, a comparison card, and an error card, plus a
getUserText helper — and wired them into comparison-chat.tsx. Next step you won't write any markup; you'll just walk the conversation and pick which one to render for each message.