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In the mobile app, every <details> fold in an assistant reply renders fully open: the summary becomes a bold line and the body is always shown, while web and desktop render a closed fold with a tappable summary. The shared Markdown converter flattens folds on purpose for pull request descriptions, and chat replies go through the same converter.
Reproduced on main with a real OpenCode thread (Claude Haiku 5.5) replying with the issue's Markdown, viewed on an Android Pixel 9: "Long details" shows as a bold line with its paragraph visible. A second reply with three folds (one open, one holding a code block) showed every body; the same thread on web showed closed folds and the open one expanded.
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splitMarkdownDetails (apps/mobile/src/lib/markdownDocument.ts) splits top-level <details> blocks out of a reply using the existing parse and the code-aware HTML tag tokenizer, so tags in code, comments and attribute values never count. A fold closes at the matching </details> wherever it sits outside code, as web's HTML parser does; an unclosed fold (a reply still streaming) runs to the end and shows closed. Folds inside lists or quotes, and folds nested in a fold, stay flattened as before.
AssistantMarkdownContent (ThreadFeed.tsx) renders each fold as a native disclosure row (chevron and summary; closed by default, open with the open attribute). Artifact template cards are split inside each fold body, so a card in a fold stays in it. Each rendered fragment gets the reference-link definitions it mentions, copied as written, so links still resolve across fold boundaries.
Tapping a fold goes through the feed's existing suspendEndScrollMaintenanceForDisclosure, like the feed's other disclosures, so opening a fold at the end of the thread keeps its summary on screen.
Pull request descriptions, review comments, file previews, pending user input and user messages keep the existing flattening; htmlTagMarkdown is unchanged. Reasoning and proposed-plan bodies share the assistant renderer and now fold too, as they do on web.
vp test run for apps/mobile/src/lib/markdown*.test.ts: 176 pass, including new splitMarkdownDetails cases (closed and open folds, summary from real tags only, comments and quoted >, title= open, closing tags inside prose and list items, compact sibling folds, unclosed fold while streaming, nested folds, folds in lists and code left alone, a fenced </details> in a body, reference definitions resolving with Windows destinations intact, definitions inside a compact HTML block, labels that wrap, and a <details> inside an artifact template label). The existing pull request flattening test still passes.
vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, typecheck, tests and React compiler pass.
Parser cost on 3000-token malformed inputs (unmatched openers, comments with </details>, deep nesting, many definitions) stays within the remark parse that already runs for every reply; the fragment definitions pass is linear in output (93 KB for 1000 definitions × 1000 folds).
Device evidence: before = ffaa1db (main), after = a040466 (later commits only change how reference definitions are copied, which no captured row uses). Same seeded thread on a fresh database per side.
closed fold rows; open fold expanded; code block hidden
R2-tap: tap "Option A" open, then closed
Pixel 9 light (recording); iPhone 17 Pro light (still)
nothing to tap
opens and closes
R4: at the end of the thread, tap a long fold
Pixel 9 light (recording)
body always shown
summary stays on screen, body opens below it
R5: artifact card inside a fold
Pixel 9 light
card and text always shown
hidden while closed; card inside the indented body when open
R3 control: fold inside a list item
Pixel 9 light
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stays flattened
The before/after captures and recordings for these rows are attached in the "Device evidence" comment on this PR.
Not checked: folds inside reasoning and proposed-plan cards on a device (same renderer; needs typed work-log fixtures), and a fold while a reply is mid-stream on a device (covered by the splitter test only).
Model and harness: Claude Opus 5.5 (lead, implementation) and GPT-6.1 Sol (review, evidence) via Claude Code and Codex in T3 Code.
Assistant replies flattened every <details> fold into always-visible text.
Split top-level folds out of each markdown segment in the thread feed and
render them as a native collapsible, closed unless the tag has `open`, as on
web. Pull request descriptions and other Markdown keep the flattening.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fold boundaries, summaries and the open flag now come from real HTML tags,
so tags in comments, attribute values and code no longer split a reply.
Each segment carries the reference definitions it uses, an unclosed fold
runs to the end while a reply streams, and a fold body renders once instead
of being split again. Tapping a fold suspends end-of-feed scroll
maintenance like the feed's other disclosures.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
An open fold now closes at any `</details>` outside code, including one
inside a paragraph or list item, so the rest of the reply stays visible.
Any depth-0 `<details>` in a top-level HTML block starts a fold, which
splits compact sibling folds apart. Every segment carries all reference
definitions, rebuilt from the tree, so escaped labels, quoted definitions
and Unicode case folding resolve. Folds split before artifact templates,
so a template inside a fold renders in its body. A comment may sit
between `<details>` and `<summary>`.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…itten
Copy each definition's source text instead of rebuilding it, so Windows
destinations keep their backslashes, and add only the definitions a
fragment mentions, after artifact templates are split out.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — The change carries Markdown link definitions across mobile reply folds and card fragments without changing fold defaults or stored messages. The reported duplicate-definition destination issue remains subject to the separate correctness blocking gate.
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Handoff from the issue-watch investigation. I reproduced the issue on a physical POCO F4 running Android 14: the baseline rendered the optional body immediately. I used a synthetic completed chat fixture, an isolated backend, and T3 Code Dev with Metro from the worktree.
On our unpublished branch at 91a9b2838b8f5a4ab2ac4dd7097db31963412de1, all 10 device assertions passed: default closed, open initially expanded, and both folds toggling open/closed. The focused native Markdown suite passed 39/39, and vp run check:changed passed format, lint, knip, affected typechecks, tests, and React Compiler checks. Independent reviews cleared the findings on that implementation. These results cover our branch, not this PR.
Regression cases found during that work: closing tags inside prose must leave the suffix outside the fold; summary code spans must preserve literal <Widget> and &; artifact cards must stay inside the fold; reference definitions must remain available across fragments, including definitions immediately after </details> without a blank line. Valid artifact labels containing <details> or backticks also need to stay literal before both HTML-tag and code-delimiter scanning, including when the directive immediately follows </summary>.
Android baseline, base b010581aea0a1071f6797780c120f78596c8e975: optional body already visible. android-before.mp4
Android after, our branch at 91a9b2838b8f5a4ab2ac4dd7097db31963412de1: initial states and both toggle paths. android-after-91a9b283.mp4
I did not complete iOS verification because the matching native development client was unavailable. No tests were run against this PR. Our branch was never pushed, and the phone, disposable connection, port forwards, and test servers have been cleaned up. Stopping here as requested; Julius owns testing and follow-up.
Definitions inside a compact HTML block are hidden from the raw parse but
exposed by flattening, and reference labels may wrap, so read definitions
from the flattened Markdown and match labels with collapsed whitespace.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Device evidence for this PR. Before = ffaa1db (main), after = a040466. Later commits change only how reference-link definitions are copied between fragments, which none of these replies use. Each side ran on its own fresh database, seeded with the same OpenCode replies.
Attached, in order:
Pixel 9, Android 16, light, before / after: the reporter's fold, then three folds ("Option A" closed, "Option B" with open, and "Evidence" holding a code block). Before, every body is visible. After, the folds are closed rows and the open fold stays expanded. The list-item fold at the bottom stays flattened (control).
Pixel 9, dark, before / after: same rows.
iPhone 17 Pro, light, before / after: same rows; then after, with "Option A" tapped open.
Pixel 9, light, after: a fold holding an artifact template card. Closed, the card and text are hidden; open, they show inside the indented body.
Recording, Pixel 9 light, after: tap "Option A" open, then closed.
Recordings, Pixel 9 light, before / after: scroll to the end of the thread, then tap the long fold there. Before, the body is always shown and there is nothing to tap. After, the summary stays on screen and the body opens below it.
Besides the folds, the only differences between sides are the message timestamps, the clock and the emulator's signal indicator in the Android status bar.
Mobile chat now preserves Markdown reference definitions when it splits replies into rendered segments. The Markdown utilities collect definitions and apply them to fragments. ThreadFeed passes the resolved definitions to nested details and Markdown segments.
Changes: Mobile chat Markdown references
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Summary
Collect and apply reference definitions apps/mobile/src/lib/markdownDocument.ts, apps/mobile/src/lib/markdownDetails.test.ts
The Markdown utilities extract definitions with normalized labels and retain their source text. The fragment helper adds definitions used by a fragment when the fragment does not define them locally. Tests cover definition insertion and reference resolution across split fragments.
Pass definitions to rendered segments apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx
AssistantMarkdownBlocks resolves definitions from the reply when needed, passes them to nested details, and applies them to each Markdown segment before rendering inline directives.
pingdotgg/t3code#31037: Changes the same assistant Markdown rendering path and addresses how document-wide reference definitions interact with separately rendered blocks.
Uncommon reference labels can produce missing or incorrect links in mobile replies, and the new tests may not catch that outcome. The remaining link behavior warrants owner attention before merge.
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1283-1283: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Hoist the fold expanded state out of MarkdownDetailsFold.
expanded lives in local useState. ThreadFeed renders rows through a virtualized KeyboardAwareLegendList with drawDistance={500}. When a row scrolls out of the draw distance, it unmounts and the fold collapses again. The row height then changes without a user action, so the feed can jump when the user scrolls back.
The other disclosures in this file avoid this problem. They keep their state in interactionState (expandedWorkRows, expandedWorkGroups, expandedTurnIds). Use the same approach for folds.
Suggested approach:
Key the state by ${entry.id}:${segment.sourceOffset}. The key is stable while a reply streams.
Seed the state from segment.open on first read.
Pass expanded and onToggle into MarkdownDetailsFold.
Route the toggle through onToggleMarkdownDetails so suspendEndScrollMaintenanceForDisclosure still runs.
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Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx at line 1283:
Move the fold’s expanded state out of MarkdownDetailsFold and into ThreadFeed’s
interactionState, keyed by entry.id and segment.sourceOffset and initialized
from segment.open on first read. Pass the stored expanded value and an onToggle
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- Line 1304: Update MarkdownDetailsFold to provide its expanded children a
MarkdownImageAvailableWidthContext value reduced by the fold body’s 20 px left
padding, clamping the result to zero so ThreadMarkdownImageView cannot render
images wider than the available fold content.
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Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx:
- Line 1283: Move the fold’s expanded state out of MarkdownDetailsFold and into
ThreadFeed’s interactionState, keyed by entry.id and segment.sourceOffset and
initialized from segment.open on first read. Pass the stored expanded value and
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Thanks for the case list. I checked each case against this PR at 5eddd6a:
Closing tag inside prose: the text after it stays outside the fold. Covered by "closes a fold at a closing tag inside a paragraph / list item".
Artifact card inside a fold: the card stays in the fold body. Covered by the device captures in the evidence comment.
Definition right after </details> with no blank line: fixed in f7168d0. Covered by "finds definitions inside a compact HTML block and labels that wrap".
Artifact label containing <details> (on its own line, or directly after </summary>): this used to count as a nested fold and hid the text after the fold. Fixed in 5eddd6a. Covered by "does not count a Details in an artifact template label".
Artifact label containing a backtick: already fine; the card is extracted and the fold closes where it should.
Summary with a code span:<Widget> stays literal. & is decoded to &, because the summary renders as plain text rather than Markdown. That difference is still open.
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- Line 360: Update the newline normalization in source.replace so it removes
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Preserve literal > characters in wrapped labels.
For [part\n > rest]: https://example.com, this rewrite produces [part rest]: .... A reference to [part > rest] then remains unlinked after the definition is copied across a fold. CommonMark permits wrapped labels. (spec.commonmark.org)
Remove only actual container markers, not literal label characters.
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Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/lib/markdownDocument.ts at line 360:
Update the newline normalization in source.replace so it removes only actual
container markers at the start of wrapped lines; do not consume literal `>`
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Thanks, Julius! #28072 (fad507c576) already adds tappable mobile chat folds. Please cut this PR down to the separate fix for reference links whose definitions cross fold boundaries, which the current renderer still splits into separate Markdown fragments.
Main now renders chat folds natively, but each fold body, the text around
it and the text between artifact cards render as separate Markdown
documents, so a [text][ref] whose definition sits in another fragment
showed as literal brackets. Drop this branch's own fold splitter and UI in
favour of main's, and keep the reference-definition fix: read the reply's
definitions once (after HTML flattening) and prepend to each fragment the
ones it mentions, copied as written.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
- Strip only the enclosing quotes' markers and indent from a wrapped
definition, so a literal ">" in a label stays part of it.
- A fragment that defines a label keeps its own definition instead of
getting another fragment's prepended ahead of it.
- Read definitions only when a reply splits into more than one fragment,
so unsplit replies skip the extra parse on every streaming update.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
A label written as [ x ] did not match a fold's own [x] definition, so
the outside definition was prepended and took over the fold's link. Trim
labels and normalize bracket contents in the fragment the same way, as
CommonMark does, before the mention and self-definition checks.
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the reviewers still had findings after 3 rounds (the work is on main...fix/issue-28059):
[major] apps/mobile/src/lib/markdownDocument.ts:336: Worse than main: lowercasing does not implement the parser's Unicode label equivalence. The self-definition check misses a fold-local [ß] definition when carrying an outside [SS] definition, changing an already-working link's destination. Confirmed with origin/main's splitting/rendering functions and the bundled MD4C WASM parser: main links to inside.example; head links to outside.example. Use consistent CommonMark case folding for collected labels and fragment comparisons. Extend the existing precedence table with this input; its ASCII whitespace cases miss this regression.
Fails with: A mobile user viewing this assistant reply and opening S: "[SS]: https://outside.example\n\n\nS\n\nSee [SS].\n\n[ß]: https://inside.example\n\n".
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🟠 Highlib/markdownDocument.ts:336
A fragment with a later duplicate definition resolves [x] to that later URL instead of the document’s first definition, so the same reference can open different destinations across folds. The text.includes(...): check suppresses the imported definition whenever the fragment defines that label; retain the document’s first matching definition when prepending references.
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In file @apps/mobile/src/lib/markdownDocument.ts around line 336:
A fragment with a later duplicate definition resolves `[x]` to that later URL instead of the document’s first definition, so the same reference can open different destinations across folds. The `text.includes(...):` check suppresses the imported definition whenever the fragment defines that label; retain the document’s first matching definition when prepending references.
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- Around line 119-147: Update the “resolves references the way the whole reply
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- Line 298: Update the label normalization at this return and the fragment-check
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The helper checks definitions, not the links that use them. A fragment with an unresolved or misdirected reference can pass if its definitions remain correct. Assert each link’s text and destination using the parsed fragment.
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Update the “resolves references the way the whole reply does” test to verify the links in each parsed fragment, not only its reference definitions. For each case, parse the fragment and assert the link text and resolved destination, including unresolved or misdirected-reference behavior where applicable.
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python3 - <<'PY'import tarfilep='apps/mobile/deps/react-native-enriched-markdown-1.2.0-t3.18-497fbe63.tgz'with tarfile.open(p) as t: for m in t.getmembers(): n=m.name.lower() if 'md4c' in n or 'markdownparser' in n: print(m.name)PY
cat -n apps/mobile/src/native/EnrichedMarkdownText.tsx | sed -n '365,420p'
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python3 - <<'PY'import tarfilep='apps/mobile/deps/react-native-enriched-markdown-1.2.0-t3.18-497fbe63.tgz'with tarfile.open(p) as t: for n,x,y in [('package/cpp/enrmrkd/enrmrkd.c',765,790),('package/cpp/enrmrkd/enrmrkd.h',1,90),('package/android/src/main/jni/CMakeLists.txt',1,100),('package/ReactNativeEnrichedMarkdown.podspec',1,140)]: a=t.extractfile(n).read().decode().splitlines() print(f'--- {n}:{x}-{min(y,len(a))} ---') for i in range(x-1,min(y,len(a))): print(f'{i+1:5} {a[i]}')PY
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python3 - <<'PY'import tarfile,rep='apps/mobile/deps/react-native-enriched-markdown-1.2.0-t3.18-497fbe63.tgz'with tarfile.open(p) as t: a=t.extractfile('package/cpp/enrmrkd/enrmrkd.c').read().decode().splitlines() for x,y in [(770,805),(820,858)]: for i in range(x-1,y): print(f'{i+1:5} {a[i]}') for name in ('FOLD_MAP_1','FOLD_MAP_2','FOLD_MAP_3'): s='\n'.join(a) m=re.search(r'static const unsigned '+name+r'\[\] = \{(.*?)\};',s,re.S) entries=re.findall(r'S\(0x([0-9a-f]+)\)|R\(0x([0-9a-f]+),0x([0-9a-f]+)\)',m.group(1)) matches=[v for v in entries if (v[0] and int(v[0],16)==0x131) or (v[1] and int(v[1],16)<=0x131<=int(v[2],16))] print(name,'U+0131 map entries:',matches)PY
node -e 'for (const x of ["ı","I","ß","SS"]) console.log(x, JSON.stringify(x.toLowerCase().toUpperCase()))'
Repository: pingdotgg/t3code
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Match the native parser’s Unicode label folding.
toLowerCase() treats [ß] and [SS] as different labels, but the native parser treats them as equivalent. A fragment can therefore miss a definition from another fragment. It can also receive an outer definition that overrides its own earlier [ß] definition and changes the link destination.
Use the native parser’s label equivalence for both stored labels and fragment checks. Lowercasing then uppercasing alone is not safe: it also merges [ı] and [I], which the native parser keeps distinct.
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Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/lib/markdownDocument.ts at line 298:
Update the label normalization at this return and the fragment-check path to match the native parser’s Unicode label equivalence, so [ß] and [SS] match while [ı] and [I] remain distinct. Establish and reuse the native parser’s actual folding behavior for both stored labels and fragment checks; do not approximate it with lowercasing followed by uppercasing.
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Problem
In the mobile app, every
<details>fold in an assistant reply renders fully open: the summary becomes a bold line and the body is always shown, while web and desktop render a closed fold with a tappable summary. The shared Markdown converter flattens folds on purpose for pull request descriptions, and chat replies go through the same converter.Reproduced on main with a real OpenCode thread (Claude Haiku 5.5) replying with the issue's Markdown, viewed on an Android Pixel 9: "Long details" shows as a bold line with its paragraph visible. A second reply with three folds (one
open, one holding a code block) showed every body; the same thread on web showed closed folds and theopenone expanded.Change
splitMarkdownDetails(apps/mobile/src/lib/markdownDocument.ts) splits top-level<details>blocks out of a reply using the existing parse and the code-aware HTML tag tokenizer, so tags in code, comments and attribute values never count. A fold closes at the matching</details>wherever it sits outside code, as web's HTML parser does; an unclosed fold (a reply still streaming) runs to the end and shows closed. Folds inside lists or quotes, and folds nested in a fold, stay flattened as before.AssistantMarkdownContent(ThreadFeed.tsx) renders each fold as a native disclosure row (chevron and summary; closed by default, open with theopenattribute). Artifact template cards are split inside each fold body, so a card in a fold stays in it. Each rendered fragment gets the reference-link definitions it mentions, copied as written, so links still resolve across fold boundaries.suspendEndScrollMaintenanceForDisclosure, like the feed's other disclosures, so opening a fold at the end of the thread keeps its summary on screen.htmlTagMarkdownis unchanged. Reasoning and proposed-plan bodies share the assistant renderer and now fold too, as they do on web.Scope and approval
Fixes #28059
Verification
vp test runforapps/mobile/src/lib/markdown*.test.ts: 176 pass, including newsplitMarkdownDetailscases (closed andopenfolds, summary from real tags only, comments and quoted>,title= open, closing tags inside prose and list items, compact sibling folds, unclosed fold while streaming, nested folds, folds in lists and code left alone, a fenced</details>in a body, reference definitions resolving with Windows destinations intact, definitions inside a compact HTML block, labels that wrap, and a<details>inside an artifact template label). The existing pull request flattening test still passes.vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, typecheck, tests and React compiler pass.</details>, deep nesting, many definitions) stays within the remark parse that already runs for every reply; the fragment definitions pass is linear in output (93 KB for 1000 definitions × 1000 folds).Device evidence: before = ffaa1db (main), after = a040466 (later commits only change how reference definitions are copied, which no captured row uses). Same seeded thread on a fresh database per side.
open, code block)openfold expanded; code block hiddenThe before/after captures and recordings for these rows are attached in the "Device evidence" comment on this PR.
Not checked: folds inside reasoning and proposed-plan cards on a device (same renderer; needs typed work-log fixtures), and a fold while a reply is mid-stream on a device (covered by the splitter test only).
Model and harness: Claude Opus 5.5 (lead, implementation) and GPT-6.1 Sol (review, evidence) via Claude Code and Codex in T3 Code.
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