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[simantak-dabhade]

Hey @tanmaysainighy — nice work on the architecture here, the 3-tier agent system is a solid design and the SDK usage is correct. A couple of things to address before we can merge:

1. Split up index.html (1,057 lines)

The single-file frontend is too large for a cookbook example — people will reference this to understand how things work, and a 1,000+ line file is hard to navigate. You don't need to add React or any framework, but please split it into separate files:

static/
├── index.html       ← markup only
├── styles.css       ← all the CSS
└── app.js           ← all the JavaScript

This makes the code scannable and easier to learn from.

2. Show live agent preview with streaming_url

Right now you only listen for CompleteEvent in agents.py and ignore the StreamingUrlEvent that the SDK sends back. This is a missed opportunity — the streaming_url gives you a live browser session URL that you can render as an iframe in the UI.

Imagine: user hits search, and as each agent starts working, they see a live preview of the browser navigating the site in real time. This would massively improve the UX and make the app way more impressive as a showcase.

Here's roughly what to do:

In agents.py — capture the streaming URL event and send it through the queue:

from tinyfish import StreamingUrlEvent

async for event in stream:
    if isinstance(event, StreamingUrlEvent):
        # Send the live URL to the frontend
        await queue.put({"type": "streaming_url", "source_id": source_id, "url": event.streaming_url})
    elif isinstance(event, CompleteEvent):
        ...

In the frontend — when you receive a streaming_url event, render an iframe:

<iframe src="${event.url}" style="width:100%;height:400px;border-radius:8px;border:1px solid var(--border)"></iframe>

This is one of TinyFish's best features — showing the agent at work live. Would love to see it in this app.

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Let me know if you have questions on either of these!