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What

Independent fixes that cut first-load JS, each found via an ANALYZE=true production build of web/oss. Split into two waves: the first three target the heaviest editor/onboarding/api chunks; the next three evict the page-specific provider, auth, and serialization code that was riding the shared _app chunk on every page.

1. Lazy-load @lexical/code-shiki (the big one)

Its published prod build is a single ~8.7 MB file with every Shiki grammar + theme inlined as data (not tree-shakeable). Two static imports forced it into the synchronous first-load graph of every editor-bearing page. Converted the tokenizer (@agenta/ui) and DynamicCodeBlock imports to lazy import(); both already had Prism/plaintext fallbacks, so highlighting upgrades to Shiki once the async chunk resolves.

2. Lazy-load @agentaai/nextstepjs

The onboarding tour renderer (~136 kB: NextStepReact + motion/spotlight) sat in the shared _app chunk on every page, though tours only run during onboarding. It locates targets via document.querySelector and renders through a portal, so it does not need to wrap the app tree — children now render directly and the renderer mounts as a lazy childless sibling. The lightweight NextStepProvider context stays static. Required marking the package sideEffects: false (pnpm patch) so the provider's barrel import no longer drags the renderer back into _app.

3. Split @agentaai/api-client per-resource

The Fern-generated root AgentaApiClient statically imports all 27 resource clients (~515 kB), and it was instantiated at module scope in _app purely to pin the host — pulling the whole client into the shared chunk. Resource clients self-normalize auth in their own constructors (same BaseClientOptions), so they can be constructed directly. Added sideEffects: false + ./resources/* subpath exports to the client, a config/resources layer in @agenta/sdk (host pin via configureAgentaSdk + per-resource lazy accessors, no monolith import), and migrated _app + the entities api modules to per-resource accessors. init/getAgentaSdkClient stay for compatibility.

4. Defer the playground/entity boot cluster off _app

GlobalStateProvider and AppGlobalWrappers statically pulled a heavy registration graph into _app on every page: WebWorkerProvider → playground execution state, the workflowEntityBridge side-effect import, the selection-system init + four modal adapters, and the playground/variant URL-sync slices. Every one of these is consumed only at user-action time (worker bridge, commit/archive callbacks, selection adapters resolved via a runtime Map), so they need to land before the first relevant interaction, not before render. Moved them into a single childless DeferredAppBoot module loaded via next/dynamic({ssr:false}) (mounted on first client paint), and made the two URL-sync slices lazy import() behind a queue. The registries already tolerate "not yet registered" (lookups return undefined), so the worst case is a skipped orchestration, never a crash.

5. Lazy-load the SuperTokens frontendConfig

frontendConfig statically imports the emailpassword/passwordless/thirdparty recipes (the prebuilt-UI-bearing modules). SuperTokensReact.init already runs post-mount inside an effect gated by isInitialized, so importing the config lazily there keeps those recipes out of _app with zero behavioural change. The session recipe stays eager via useSession.

6. Move YAML serialization out of the helper barrel

getYamlOrJson lived in lib/helpers/utils.ts — a widely-imported barrel — so its static js-yaml import (~37 kB) rode _app everywhere. Extracted it to lib/helpers/yamlFormat.ts and repointed its sole caller; js-yaml now loads only with the drawers/editors that format YAML.

Impact (Next.js "First Load JS shared by all", gzipped — the every-page download)

Stage	Shared First Load	Δ
main baseline	1.07 MB	—
Fixes 1–3 (code-shiki, nextstepjs, api-client)	1.01 MB	−60 kB
Fix 4 — boot-cluster deferral	910 kB	−100 kB
Fix 5 — SuperTokens lazy config	871 kB	−39 kB
Fix 6 — js-yaml eviction	859 kB	−12 kB
Total	859 kB	−211 kB (~20%)

Editor pages (eval results, testset detail, evaluators playground, annotation queue) drop from ~10.7 MB to ~2.35 MB raw first-load, since the 8.5 MB code-shiki chunk is now async. _app parsed size: 3.20 MB (main) → ~2.44 MB.

Verification

• ANALYZE=true next build exits 0; tsc --noEmit clean on @agenta/sdk and @agenta/entities; pnpm lint-fix clean.
• Each stage verified by grepping the rebuilt _app chunk to confirm the target module left it (0 markers) and reading the regenerated First Load number.
• Behavioural note for review: code blocks briefly render via the Prism/plaintext fallback before Shiki highlighting kicks in on first editor mount per session (pre-existing fallback path, now exercised on first load). The deferred boot registrations land on first client paint, before any navigation into a playground/eval page completes its data fetch.

Why we stopped here — the app-query / entity-state core was left untouched (deliberately)

~500 kB parsed (~50–80 kB gzipped) still sits in _app: the workflow/testset entity molecules, the app-list query atoms (state/app/atoms/fetcher.ts → appWorkflowsListQueryAtom), the app-level InfiniteVirtualTable, and the eval-run atoms. We left it on purpose:

• It's entangled through core navigation state. The app-list query (which apps exist — needed by the shell) statically imports the full @agenta/entities/workflow barrel (store + molecule + api), and the entity paginated stores pull the table. Evicting it requires splitting that barrel so the lightweight query doesn't drag the whole graph — a multi-file package refactor touching 60+ consumers, with added latency on the apps page every user hits. Deferring just the selection-system init was tried earlier and reverted (moved ~50 kB with picker-registration risk).
• The gzipped payoff doesn't justify it. This is our own repetitive atom code (compresses ~0.4), so the real download win is the low end of that range for a high-effort, higher-risk change to core data state. Better scoped as its own project with a measured before/after than bundled into this PR.
• A per-resource SDK client split was evaluated and dropped. Splitting @agenta/sdk's resource barrel moved the evaluations/workflows/testsets Fern clients out of _app (−101 kB parsed), but only −0.5 kB gzipped — Fern codegen is highly repetitive and gzip already crushes it. Not worth the churn for the download metric, so it was reverted. The lesson now baked in: rank bundle targets by gzipped delta, not parsed bytes.

The wins in this PR are exactly the inverse — real, high-entropy third-party libraries (code-shiki, nextstepjs, supertokens recipes, js-yaml) and deferrable registration code, where parsed and gzipped savings align.

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