React Native SDK

If you’re building a mobile app and you want it to talk to ThinkWork — agent chat, thread lists, real‑time updates — this SDK does the plumbing for you. Sign‑in, data fetching, WebSocket subscriptions, token refresh: handled. You write the UI.

No visual components. No opinions about how your app should look. Just hooks you call, and data comes back.

When to reach for this

• You have a mobile app (your own, a customer’s, or an internal tool).
• You want it to let users talk to their ThinkWork agents.
• You don’t want to think about Cognito, GraphQL, AppSync, or any of that.

The 30‑second version

import { ThinkworkProvider, useThreads, useSendMessage } from "@thinkwork/react-native-sdk";

function App() {
  return (
    <ThinkworkProvider config={config}>
      <Inbox />
    </ThinkworkProvider>
  );
}

function Inbox() {
  const { threads } = useThreads({ tenantId });
  return threads.map(t => <ThreadRow key={t.id} thread={t} />);
}

That’s the shape of every consumer: wrap your app in a provider, call hooks, build UI.

Where to go next

• Install & Setup — get it running in your app, start to finish.
• Hook Guide — what each hook does and when to use it.
• Thread & Agent Model — how ThinkWork thinks about conversations and who owns them.
• Integration Recipes — copy‑paste patterns for the usual screens.
• Upgrading from 0.1 — if you’re on an older version.

For exact function signatures and implementation detail, see the package README on GitHub.

Current version

0.2.0-beta.2 on the beta dist‑tag — pnpm add @thinkwork/react-native-sdk@beta.