Knowledge Retrieval

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The assistant automatically routes your question to your internal knowledge base, the public web, or both simultaneously.

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How do we update our internal `Button` component to use the new React 19 hooks?
To update the internal `Button` component, you can replace the current `useEffect` implementation with the new `useActionState` hook introduced in React 19.

Our current `Button` component in `src/components/ui/button.tsx` relies on manual pending states. According to the official React 19 documentation, `useActionState` handles this automatically, allowing you to streamline the component.
Combined Sources
button.tsxInternal • GitHub Repository
React 19 HooksExternal • react.dev/reference

Synthesized context. Answer complex questions by merging your private internal code with public external documentation.

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Intelligent routing

The assistant determines if your query requires external knowledge. If you ask an internal question, it stays internal. If you need public docs, it searches the web.

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Manual override

Control is entirely yours. You can manually force a web search at any time to guarantee the assistant pulls the latest information from the internet.

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Web citations

External information is treated with the same rigor as internal data. Every claim generated from the web is backed by a direct, clickable URL.

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