Context Handoff: Technical Implementation
This guide explores the technical mechanisms behind SuperModel’s context handoff system, showing how context flows seamlessly between different specialized UI apps while maintaining zero server inference.Overview
Context handoff enables SuperModel apps to build on previous user interactions, creating personalized experiences that span multiple specialized interfaces. The key innovation is that context flows through the client, not the server, maintaining our zero-inference guarantee.Context Flow Architecture
Context Data Structure
SuperModel uses a standardized context object that grows throughout the user journey:Implementation Examples
1. Context Capture in UI Components
Apps capture context through AG-UI events:2. Context-Aware UI Generation
Apps use accumulated context to personalize generated interfaces:Context-Aware Generation Prompt
3. Context Enrichment Between Apps
Each app can enrich context for future apps:Context Persistence Strategies
Session Storage
Session Storage
Context Compression
Context Compression
Cross-Session Context
Cross-Session Context
Benefits of Context Handoff
Personalized Experiences
Each app builds on previous interactions, creating increasingly personalized and relevant experiences.
Reduced Cognitive Load
Users don’t need to re-explain preferences or re-select options. Context carries forward automatically.
Intelligent Routing
Routing decisions consider user journey and context, leading to more appropriate app selections.
Zero Server Inference
All context processing happens on the client. Server never interprets or analyzes context data.
Best Practices
1
Design for Context Growth
Structure your context schema to accommodate new data as the user journey progresses.
2
Capture User Intent
Don’t just track what users do - capture why they do it through interaction patterns.
3
Graceful Degradation
Ensure apps work even with minimal or missing context. Context should enhance, not break experiences.
4
Privacy by Design
Keep sensitive data in client-side context only. Server should never store personal preferences.