Hi, one small feature request that would make the agent templates much easier to customize:
Right now the initial chat greeting / empty-state message appears to be hardcoded in the shared frontend. That makes a very common customization surprisingly difficult for downstream users of templates like agent-openai-agents-sdk.
In my case, I wanted to change the default welcome text to an app-specific intake message. The backend can control the agent response, but not the very first message shown by the chat UI, so this ends up requiring frontend patching/overrides instead of simple configuration.
It would help a lot if the initial greeting were configurable, for example via one of these:
- app config / env var
- a simple frontend config file
- optional backend-provided initial message
Even a very small version of this would be useful:
- configurable empty-state greeting text, or
- configurable first assistant message for a new chat
Why this would help:
- this is a very common customization
- it avoids patching the shared frontend for a simple UX change
- it makes the templates easier to adopt without changing the overall architecture
This feels like a small, high-impact improvement to the current template system.
Hi, one small feature request that would make the agent templates much easier to customize:
Right now the initial chat greeting / empty-state message appears to be hardcoded in the shared frontend. That makes a very common customization surprisingly difficult for downstream users of templates like
agent-openai-agents-sdk.In my case, I wanted to change the default welcome text to an app-specific intake message. The backend can control the agent response, but not the very first message shown by the chat UI, so this ends up requiring frontend patching/overrides instead of simple configuration.
It would help a lot if the initial greeting were configurable, for example via one of these:
Even a very small version of this would be useful:
Why this would help:
This feels like a small, high-impact improvement to the current template system.