Angular docs

Use these pages based on what you want to build:

1. Start with the Angular quickstart to install the package, configure provideCopilotKit, and render the first standalone chat component.
2. Choose your agent backend in the sidebar. That selection changes backend setup and agent-framework examples without taking you out of the Angular docs.
3. Use the shared Runtime and Enterprise Intelligence docs for server architecture, persistence, hosting, and operations. These concepts do not change with the frontend; only frontend-specific code does.
4. Use the task guides for chat UI, frontend tools and generative UI, human-in-the-loop flows, shared state, threads, memory, attachments, and headless UI, and troubleshooting.
5. Browse Angular feature examples for all 41 supported features. Forty entries include a runnable example, and every entry links to source and API docs.
6. Use the Angular API reference for components, functions, services, directives, inputs, outputs, signals, and lifecycle rules.

Code labeled as a Showcase example is extracted from the runnable Angular Showcase source during the docs build. This keeps the guide and the application on the same implementation instead of maintaining a second copy.

JSON Renderer is not applicable to the Angular package. Use the generative UI guide for A2UI and the other Angular rendering paths.

For cleanup, errors, server rendering, hydration, and zoneless updates, see Production and lifecycle.