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[brentrager]

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Releases

@smooai/smooth-operator@1.55.2

Patch Changes

• 6120535: dotnet-server: port the identity_intake Rich Interaction kind + add the kind-routed host-effect seam.

  The .NET server now hosts a second Rich Interaction kind alongside choices:
  identity_intake (structured name/email/phone lead capture, capability identity_form).
  It mirrors the Rust reference: the request_identity_intake raise tool, a server-side
  validator (required-field presence, email shape, phone → E.164 normalization, per-field
  errors reported one-pass), and the conversational fallback directive for text-only channels.

  This wave also adds the one framework piece the choices wave omitted: a kind-agnostic
  host-effect seam. IInteractionKind gains an optional ApplyEffect hook (no-op default,
  so choices is unaffected); the caller resolves the kind from the DI-provided
  InteractionCatalog and runs its effect without knowing which kind it is. It fires on BOTH
  submit paths — the rich submit_interaction frame (FrameDispatcher) and the generic
  submit_interaction tool (the conversational fallback, wired through the turn runner).
  identity_intake's effect stamps the captured, normalized contact onto a session-keyed
  in-memory overlay (SessionIdentityRegistry) — the C# analog of the Rust reference's
  in-memory session metadata (userName / contactEmail / contactPhone) — which the OTP
  contact seam now reads alongside the create-session email, so a captured email/phone (phone →
  SMS) becomes OTP-contactable on the next turn.

  Tests: validator unit tests (+ shared-fixture cross-check against the Rust reference) and WS
  park/resume integration tests on both the rich and conversational-fallback paths that assert
  the host effect stamped the session and left it OTP-contactable.

@smooai/smooth-operator-web-chat-example@0.0.100

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [6120535]
  • @smooai/smooth-operator@1.55.2

@smooai/smooth-operator-server@1.15.1

Patch Changes

• af092bf: Port the identity_intake Rich Interaction kind to the Python server, plus the kind-routed host-effect seam the choices wave omitted.

  identity_intake is structured name/email/phone lead capture — the second interaction kind (after choices), mirroring the Rust reference. Its request_identity_intake raise tool ({ fields, reason }) parks the turn on channels that declare the identity_form capability and degrades to a conversational directive on text-only channels; both paths run one server-side validator (required fields present, email shape, phone normalized to E.164, per-field errors) and resume with the same canonical payload.

  New framework piece: a kind-agnostic host effect (InteractionKind.host_effect, a no-op by default) fires on a valid submit on BOTH paths — the dispatcher's submit_interaction action and the conversational-fallback submit_interaction tool. identity_intake overrides it to stamp the captured contacts onto the session (user_name / contact_email / contact_phone — the same keys the pre-chat create path stashes and the OTP contact seam reads), so a captured contact is immediately OTP-verifiable (email and/or SMS). choices is unaffected. Registered in the default interaction catalog alongside choices.