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@copilotkit/mcp-apps-renderer

Framework-agnostic MCP Apps host for CopilotKit: the app↔host protocol on top of @modelcontextprotocol/ext-apps (AppBridge + PostMessage transport, sandbox proxy, per-thread request queue, ui/message / ui/open-link / tools/call proxy, tool input/result forwarding, ui/request-display-mode). The React / Vue / Angular renderers consume it as thin adapters: they create the sandbox iframe and wire reactive state, while all protocol logic lives in bindMcpApp.

Entry points

| Import | Contents | Bundle |

| @copilotkit/mcp-apps-renderer | bindMcpApp + the full session API | ESM only — it wraps the ESM-only ext-apps bridge, and is meant to be loaded lazily via a dynamic import(). | | @copilotkit/mcp-apps-renderer/activity | MCPAppsActivityType, MCPAppsActivityContentSchema, ɵrunMcpFollowUp | ESM + CJS. Bridge-free: importing it to register the activity does not pull the ext-apps bundle. |

The root is ESM-only on purpose: @modelcontextprotocol/ext-apps ships ESM only, so a CommonJS root would emit a require() of an ES module and fail with ERR_REQUIRE_ESM. Consume bindMcpApp via a dynamic import() (which resolves ESM from any module system), and import the bridge-free /activity surface for synchronous activity registration.

Script-tag / UMD usage

This package also ships a UMD build of the bridge-free /activity entry: dist/activity.umd.js, which defines the global CopilotKitMcpAppsRendererActivity.

@copilotkit/react-core's UMD build references that global (it externalizes @copilotkit/mcp-apps-renderer/activity to register the built-in MCP Apps activity). Script-tag consumers of react-core's UMD must therefore load activity.umd.js before @copilotkit/react-core's UMD bundle, alongside the other UMD globals it depends on (React, CopilotKitCore, CopilotKitA2UIRenderer, …):

Only the bridge-free /activity surface has a UMD build; the ext-apps bridge itself (bindMcpApp) is loaded lazily via import() and is not part of the UMD graph, so it only loads when an MCP App is actually rendered.