chore: version packages

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Releases

@perspective-ai/sdk@1.11.0

Minor Changes

• 7a592f7: Widget: polished default appearance with a non-breaking, fully overridable
  frame.

  A bare inline widget (<div data-perspective-widget> / <Widget /> with no
  container sizing) now renders as a centered, framed card — border, rounded
  corners, soft shadow, a comfortable height, and a sensible max-width — so it
  looks finished with zero CSS. Previously it was an unstyled, full-bleed iframe
  that looked awkward on wide pages.

  Backward compatible: when the host has sized the container (a height, flex,
  height: 100%, etc.), the widget keeps filling it edge to edge with no framing,
  exactly as before.

  New frame config object (also a <Widget frame={…} /> prop) controls the
  inline widget's layout and appearance:

  • layout: "card" | "fill" — force a mode regardless of detection ("fill"
    restores the full-width behaviour; omit to auto-detect).
  • maxWidth, minHeight, radius, border, shadow, background — each
    maps to a --perspective-widget-* CSS custom property the card reads, so the
    same knob is reachable from the frame object, a stylesheet, or inline
    style. Because the SDK only reads these vars, an override wins at any
    specificity and isn't clobbered by global resets.

  Script-tag users get the same control declaratively via a packed
  data-perspective-frame attribute, mirroring data-perspective-brand:
  data-perspective-frame="layout=fill,radius=4px,shadow=none,bg=#fff".

@perspective-ai/sdk-react@1.11.0

Minor Changes

• 7a592f7: Widget: polished default appearance with a non-breaking, fully overridable
  frame.

  A bare inline widget (<div data-perspective-widget> / <Widget /> with no
  container sizing) now renders as a centered, framed card — border, rounded
  corners, soft shadow, a comfortable height, and a sensible max-width — so it
  looks finished with zero CSS. Previously it was an unstyled, full-bleed iframe
  that looked awkward on wide pages.

  Backward compatible: when the host has sized the container (a height, flex,
  height: 100%, etc.), the widget keeps filling it edge to edge with no framing,
  exactly as before.

  New frame config object (also a <Widget frame={…} /> prop) controls the
  inline widget's layout and appearance:

  • layout: "card" | "fill" — force a mode regardless of detection ("fill"
    restores the full-width behaviour; omit to auto-detect).
  • maxWidth, minHeight, radius, border, shadow, background — each
    maps to a --perspective-widget-* CSS custom property the card reads, so the
    same knob is reachable from the frame object, a stylesheet, or inline
    style. Because the SDK only reads these vars, an override wins at any
    specificity and isn't clobbered by global resets.

  Script-tag users get the same control declaratively via a packed
  data-perspective-frame attribute, mirroring data-perspective-brand:
  data-perspective-frame="layout=fill,radius=4px,shadow=none,bg=#fff".

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [7a592f7]
  • @perspective-ai/sdk@1.11.0