CopilotKit Intelligence
CopilotKit Intelligence adds persistent Rich Threads, User Memories, Product Analytics, Automatic Learning, and production operations on top of the runtime you already run.
Open your coding agent in your project's folder, or in an empty folder for a new app.
What is CopilotKit Intelligence?#
You want Rich Threads, User Memory, Automatic Learning, Channels, and Product Analytics without operating that storage yourself. CopilotKit Intelligence adds that layer to the CopilotKit app you already have. Your frontend, your agent, and your model stay where they are.
Open the page for the one thing you want to add. Each page below owns that topic.
Connect an existing app in the quickstart.
What Intelligence gives you
Each capability is a page of its own, and every one works with the agent and frontend you already run. Open the one you want to add first.
Rich Threads
Save the conversation and open it again on another device.
User Memories
Keep facts about a person after the conversation ends.
Automatic Learning
Turn real usage into skills you can review and publish.
Product Analytics
See what people do with your agent.
Channels
Run the same agent in Slack or Microsoft Teams.
Inspector
Watch threads, learning, and tool calls from your app on localhost.
Already have LangGraph threads or ADK sessions?#
Import existing history once, then add Rich Threads around your current agent:
- Import LangGraph threads from LangGraph Server, LangGraph Platform, or LangSmith Deployments that expose the LangGraph SDK thread and run APIs. Arbitrary LangChain message stores, LangSmith traces, and embedded checkpointers are not supported sources.
- Import Google ADK sessions from supported ADK database session stores or Vertex/Agent Engine session history.
Import copies history; it does not establish ongoing database replication. Future CopilotKit-mediated runs persist to Intelligence and continue through native persistence when your agent remains connected to a durable LangGraph checkpointer or deployment, or an ADK session service with appropriate retention. Keep that native persistence in place.
Choose where Intelligence runs#
Cloud-hosted and self-hosted use the same app APIs, so you can start on one and move later.