QA: BYOC json-render — Google ADK

Prerequisites

• Demo deployed at /demos/declarative-json-render.
• ADK agent backend healthy and reachable at ${AGENT_URL}/byoc_json_render.
• GOOGLE_API_KEY and AGENT_URL configured on the Next.js app.
• @json-render/core + @json-render/react present in package.json.
• byoc_json_render agent registered in src/agents/registry.py (mapped to byoc_agent).

Test Steps

1. Page load

• Navigate to /demos/declarative-json-render.
• Chat composer is visible.
• Three suggestion pills appear with titles: "Sales dashboard", "Revenue by category", "Expense trend".
• No console errors.

2. Sales dashboard suggestion

• Click the "Sales dashboard" suggestion.
• Within 60 seconds, a data-testid="json-render-root" wrapper appears in the assistant bubble.
• A data-testid="metric-card" renders inside the wrapper.
• A chart (data-testid="bar-chart" or data-testid="pie-chart") renders inside the wrapper.
• No raw JSON text is shown once rendering finishes — the streaming JSON is replaced by components.

3. Revenue by category

• Click the "Revenue by category" suggestion.
• Within 60 seconds, a data-testid="pie-chart" renders with multiple category slices + legend.

4. Expense trend

• Click the "Expense trend" suggestion.
• Within 60 seconds, a data-testid="bar-chart" renders with month labels.

5. Free-form prompt

• Type "Show me a metric for quarterly revenue" and send.
• Verify at least one metric-card renders; no console errors.

6. Multi-turn

• After a previous render is visible, send a follow-up prompt ("Now break that down by region").
• A new assistant message appears with a new json-render rendering — prior renders stay in the transcript.

7. Malformed output handling

• If the agent ever replies with non-JSON text (force it by asking "tell me a joke"), the chat falls back to rendering that raw text via the default assistant bubble. No crash, no stuck spinner.

Expected Results

• Suggestion renders land within 60 seconds. Budget is slightly higher than the hashbrown demo because a JSON { root, elements } spec is more verbose than hashbrown's token stream.
• No uncaught errors in the console.
• Streaming falls back to plain text until the JSON parses, then swaps to rendered components.