Changelog

Tappable options: the action_list widget

• An answer's options render as tappable rows. Tapping one sends it as the next turn instead of making the user retype it.
• Drop-in over 2.0.x. An SDK that does not know a widget kind drops it, so the runtime can send action_list to every client without gating on version.

Points at the self-serve runtime

• The baked engine URL now routes to api.voqal.ai/v3, which serves assistants configured in the Voqal dashboard.
• Drop-in over 2.0.0, with no API changes.

Header passthrough to your backend

• An optional delegate method returns extra headers, and each one is forwarded to your backend on every request as X-Voqal-Forward-*.
• Additive and non-breaking: leave the method out and behaviour is identical to 1.5.0.

A configurable action button beside the voice wave

• An opt-in accent button that hands control back to the host app, so the assistant can send someone to a real screen such as checkout.
• Non-breaking for existing integrations: the button appears only when configured.

Conversation clears when the signed-in account changes

• A security fix: switching accounts inside the host app no longer leaves the previous account's chat history on screen.
• Suggestion chips now align per chip, so an English suggestion under an Arabic answer reads left to right.

Distributed as a binary XCFramework over Swift Package Manager

• The SDK ships as a binary target resolved from a package URL rather than built from source.