[BenGSchulz]

Summary

Lets a host render its own AI assist panel inside apollo-wind's popover (MST-17134, D48). flow-workbench's AiGenerateButton (retry, telemetry) stays in flow-workbench; wind keeps the trigger, tooltip, popover, focus return and strings.

• AiAssistAction takes renderContent({ close, disabled }) in place of its prompt form. hint and the prompt strings are unused while it is set.
• createAiAssistAction({ renderContent }) makes generate optional. The panel gets { close, disabled, apply, ctx }. apply({ mode?, value }) writes the way a generated result does and closes the popover.
• The write path is shared: generate and apply both go through one writeResult, so apply gets the same skip when the field was disabled meanwhile. FieldActionResult names the { mode?, value } shape both use.

Decisions worth a look

• The panel also gets ctx (the FieldActionContext), the same way generate(request, ctx) does, so a host knows which field it generates for.
• disabled is effectively always false while the panel is mounted, because the popover already closes when the action is disabled. It is passed as the ticket specifies.

Test plan

• apollo-wind UI and form suites: 2,418 tests pass, typecheck clean, Biome clean on changed files
• AiAssistAction: host content replaces the prompt form, is only called once opened, and close returns focus to the trigger
• MetadataForm: apply writes in the mode it gives and closes back to the trigger, and writes nothing once the field has been disabled
• Existing tests unchanged
• Storybook: the AI assist panel in Field Actions "Host panels" and Forms/Field actions "Host panels"

Stack

1. feat(apollo-wind): host-rendered variable picker for Insert variable and Variable mode [MST-17134] #1444: Host-rendered variable picker
2. feat(apollo-wind): host-rendered content for AI assist [MST-17134] #1445: Host-rendered content for AI assist ← this PR
3. feat(apollo-wind): warning severity for FormFieldError [MST-17134] #1446: Warning severity for FormFieldError

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📊 Coverage + size by package

Per-package coverage and bundle size on this PR. New-line coverage = of the source lines this PR adds or changes, the % hit by tests.

Package	Coverage	New-line coverage	Packed (gzip)	Unpacked	vs main
@uipath/apollo-core	—	—	42.02 MB	50.17 MB	±0
@uipath/apollo-react	58.4%	—	8.14 MB	32.17 MB	±0
@uipath/apollo-ui-icons	—	—	2.86 MB	6.97 MB	±0
@uipath/apollo-vertex	—	—	—	—	—
@uipath/apollo-wind	79.5%	92.9% (13/14)	814.4 KB	4.70 MB	+3.8 KB
@uipath/ap-chat	85.8%	—	40.42 MB	45.71 MB	±0

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