Streaming answers

Tokens render as the AI writes instead of a wait-then-paragraph. Streaming answers means the text appears word by word while the AI is still thinking, just like watching someone type in a chat. Today, visitors send a question and wait for the full answer to load at once. With streaming, they see the first words within a second or two. That makes the conversation feel faster and more natural, even when the answer takes a few seconds to finish. Streaming also helps with longer answers. A detailed reply might take five or six seconds to generate. Without streaming, the visitor stares at a loading spinner the whole time. With streaming, they start reading right away. By the time the last sentence appears, they have already absorbed most of the answer. This update applies to the widget, the embedded chat, and any API integration that supports server-sent events. The AI agent works the same way behind the scenes — streaming only changes how the response is delivered to the screen.