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The Threads, Intelligence Platform explainer, multi-conversation tutorial, useThreads reference, and the shared threads snippet were restored at their pre-rollout state, so they carried no OpsPlatformCTA while peer pages picked one up earlier on this branch. Wires each restored page to the new try_for_free_clicked event with snake_case surface identifiers, and fixes the "a Enterprise" → "an Enterprise" article mismatch the rebrand left in both self-hosting pages. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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docs/content/docs/(root)/premium/self-hosting.mdx

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- Your organization requires CopilotKit Intelligence to run inside your own VPC or data center for compliance, data residency, or security reasons
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- You want to connect Intelligence to internal databases, identity providers, or secret stores that are not reachable from Copilot Cloud
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- You need to operate the platform under your existing Kubernetes tooling, CI/CD, and observability stack
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- You have a Enterprise Intelligence Platform license and the platform-engineering capacity to run a production Kubernetes workload
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- You have an Enterprise Intelligence Platform license and the platform-engineering capacity to run a production Kubernetes workload
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If none of these apply, use [Copilot Cloud](https://cloud.copilotkit.ai) — it is the fastest path to a working Intelligence deployment and requires no cluster operations.
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docs/content/docs/(root)/threads.mdx

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CopilotKit threads enable persistent, resumable multi-turn conversations. The `useThreads` hook lists, creates, renames, archives, and deletes threads with realtime synchronization via WebSocket. Threads work with any agent framework — the Enterprise Intelligence Platform stores conversation history server-side, so users can close their browser and pick up where they left off. Thread metadata updates (renames, archives, new threads) are pushed to all connected clients in realtime without polling.
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<OpsPlatformCTA
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variant="inline"
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title="Threads run on the Enterprise Intelligence Platform"
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body="Get persistent threads, realtime sync, and observability on the free Developer tier."
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surface="docs_threads"
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/>
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## When should I use this?
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- Your app needs multiple saved conversations per user (like a chat history sidebar)

docs/content/docs/learn/intelligence-platform.mdx

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This page covers the logical architecture that applies to both deployment modes, plus the operational concerns specific to running the platform in your own cluster. Self-hosting is a premium deployment mode: it gives you data residency and compliance control at the cost of running a production Kubernetes workload.
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<OpsPlatformCTA
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variant="inline"
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title="Try the Enterprise Intelligence Platform"
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body="Spin up a hosted project on Copilot Cloud — no credit card, free Developer tier."
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surface="docs_learn_intelligence_platform"
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/>
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## Key concepts
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### Two planes

docs/content/docs/learn/threads.mdx

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Threads are a platform-level concept, not tied to any specific agent framework. Whether your backend uses LangGraph, Mastra, CrewAI, or any other framework, threads work the same way.
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<OpsPlatformCTA
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variant="inline"
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title="Want to see threads in your own app?"
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body="Persistent threads ship with the Enterprise Intelligence Platform on the free Developer tier."
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surface="docs_learn_threads"
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## Key concepts
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### Thread vs. Run

docs/content/docs/learn/tutorials/multi-conversation-chat.mdx

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- A CopilotKit project with the Enterprise Intelligence Platform configured (via [Copilot Cloud](https://cloud.copilotkit.ai) or [self-hosted](/premium/self-hosting))
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- `@copilotkit/react-core` v1.50+
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<OpsPlatformCTA
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variant="inline"
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title="Need an Intelligence Platform project?"
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body="The free Developer tier on Copilot Cloud has everything this tutorial uses — threads, realtime sync, and a license key."
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surface="docs_tutorial_multi_conversation_chat"
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<Steps>

docs/content/docs/reference/v2/hooks/useThreads.mdx

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Threads are sorted by most recently updated first. The hook supports cursor-based pagination when a `limit` is provided.
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<OpsPlatformCTA
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variant="card"
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title="useThreads needs an Enterprise Intelligence Platform project"
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body="Sign up for a free account to get a publicLicenseKey and start syncing threads."
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ctaLabel="Create a free account"
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surface="docs_reference_use_threads"
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docs/snippets/shared/premium/self-hosting.mdx

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If none of these apply, use [Copilot Cloud](https://cloud.copilotkit.ai) — it is the fastest path to a working Intelligence deployment and requires no cluster operations.
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docs/snippets/shared/threads/threads.mdx

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CopilotKit threads enable persistent, resumable multi-turn conversations. The `useThreads` hook lists, creates, renames, archives, and deletes threads with realtime synchronization via WebSocket. Threads work with any agent framework — the Enterprise Intelligence Platform stores conversation history server-side, so users can close their browser and pick up where they left off. Thread metadata updates (renames, archives, new threads) are pushed to all connected clients in realtime without polling.
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<OpsPlatformCTA
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title="Threads run on the Enterprise Intelligence Platform"
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body="Get persistent threads, realtime sync, and observability on the free Developer tier."
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