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refactor(website): editorial sweep — drop zoneless claims, honest LTS commitment (Group A) (#275)
Two factual changes flagged in PR #270 for review before final ship:
1. Drop "zoneless" mentions sitewide.
- HomeFAQ: remove "Is it zoneless-compatible?" question; remove
"zoneless support" from the "How is this different…" answer.
- Promises: nothing here mentioned zoneless directly.
- ProofStrip: replace "Built for Angular 20+ / Zoneless ready"
with "Built for / Angular 20+".
- /angular page: drop "zoneless-safe signals" from the hero
subhead, "zoneless-safe handle" from the Providers feature-block
body, the "Zoneless ready" Pill from the trust row, and "+ zoneless"
from the "OnPush + zoneless tested" bullet.
2. Soften the Angular LTS commitment to what we can actually hold.
- Promises #3 ("No abandoned majors"): was "We follow Angular's LTS.
When Angular ships, we ship." → now "We support Angular's current
and previous LTS versions."
- HomeFAQ Q "Is this production-ready today?": was "...We track
Angular's release cadence and ship against current and one
previous major." → now "...We support Angular's current and
previous LTS versions."
Other drafts flagged in the PR (ProofStrip "LangChain Awesome",
solutions-data speculative metrics) were already honest in the
shipped code — no changes needed.
All 35 website e2e tests pass.
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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id="providers"
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eyebrow="Providers"
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headline="Drop it into app.config.ts. Done."
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body="provideAgent wires LangGraph (or AG-UI) into Angular's DI container. From any component, agent() returns a zoneless-safe handle with signals for messages, status, errors, and interrupts."
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body="provideAgent wires LangGraph (or AG-UI) into Angular's DI container. From any component, agent() returns a signal-based handle for messages, status, errors, and interrupts."
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bullets={[
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'provideAgent + provideAgUiAgent — pick your runtime',
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q: 'How is this different from CopilotKit or AG-UI directly?',
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a: 'CopilotKit ports React patterns to Angular. AG-UI is a protocol — you still build the Angular side. Angular Agent Framework is Angular-native: signals, DI, zoneless support, and adapters that hide the protocol so you can swap LangGraph for AG-UI without rewriting your UI.',
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a: 'CopilotKit ports React patterns to Angular. AG-UI is a protocol — you still build the Angular side. Angular Agent Framework is Angular-native: signals, DI, and adapters that hide the protocol so you can swap LangGraph for AG-UI without rewriting your UI.',
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q: 'Does it work with my existing Angular app?',
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a: 'Yes. Drop provideAgent (or provideAgUiAgent) into your app.config.ts. The headless primitives don’t impose any UI; the chat compositions are opt-in.',
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q: 'Is it zoneless-compatible?',
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a: 'Yes. All signal flows are zoneless-safe. We test against zoneless apps.',
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q: 'Can I use this without LangGraph?',
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a: 'Yes. Use the @ngaf/ag-ui adapter for any AG-UI compliant backend, or implement the agent contract yourself. The Angular side doesn’t know which runtime is behind it.',
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q: 'Is this production-ready today?',
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a: 'Yes — the Cockpit reference app runs the full stack. We track Angular’s release cadence and ship against current and one previous major.',
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a: 'Yes — the Cockpit reference app runs the full stack. We support Angular’s current and previous LTS versions.',
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