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* feat(generated-ui): let users keep chatting with a card's values Continuing from an interactive view took a separate button and a review dialog that showed the protocol text and a JSON snapshot. Hosts built on MCP Apps let a view update the model context and let a view's own explicit action post to the conversation directly; the card now does both. After the user changes values, the App sends the applied values as model context once they settle (ui/update-model-context). Web Shell places them above the composer as one removable "Interactive view values" tag per card, replaced as the values change, so whatever the user types next carries the card's current state. Values are offered only after an interaction and never from a hidden or parked card. The App's continue action now sends the applied values straight to the session. The built-in card's parameter message skips the review dialog and appears in the transcript as the same labelled reference instead of raw text, and sending it clears that card's composer tag. When nothing was sent, the card says so with the host's reason (for example a busy session) and offers the action again. Other App messages, including the built-in card's request to fix a failed view, keep the review dialog. The writer skill asks for a short reply after the card that does not repeat what the card shows, and explains how later messages carry the view's values. * feat(generated-ui): turn Generated UI on by default experimental.generatedUi now defaults to true, so clients that render MCP Apps, such as Web Shell, can show interactive views without a settings change. An explicit false still turns it off, and an invalid value still leaves it off. Only an explicit opt-in warns when the runtime cannot offer the view (untrusted workspace, sandbox, missing assets and similar); under the default the session falls back to text as it already does for clients that do not render MCP Apps. The settings schema, the VS Code schema, the Web Shell setting copy, the settings reference and the Generated UI README describe the new default.