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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughSummaryThe pull request adds mobile chat synchronization and full tool-result retrieval. It also changes iOS transcript rendering, composer behavior, attachment handling, queued-steer interaction, lifecycle parsing, and related tests. ChangesMobile chat synchronization
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Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Change: Bug fix Suggested labels: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Attachment retries can lose their current upload state, and mobile clients can permanently miss coalesced progress after a host handoff. Both retry paths should be corrected before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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Problem: a message sent during an active Claude turn looked right for ~10s on the phone, then moved into the queued-steer strip and vanished from the thread. Cause: the host writes a steered message twice — `deliveryState: "queued"` when staged and non-queued when the provider consumes it — and both rows reached the phone. iOS's idle rebuild filters the live event stream with `workChatEventIncludedInIdleCanonicalEventTranscript`, which keeps queued user rows and drops every other user row, so the stale queued row outlived the row that graduated it; `shouldSkipBackfillPlainUserMessage` then suppressed the canonical fallback bubble on the strength of that same stale row, and `pruneResolvedQueuedSteerEnvelopes` ran too late to help. Change and boundary: `workChatIdleCanonicalEventTranscript` prunes resolved queued steers before the idle filter runs, in both refresh paths of WorkSessionDestinationView, and `preferredWorkTranscript` prunes the merged live transcript before the fallback backfill. Host side, `transcriptEntriesFromEnvelopes` skips a queued `user_message` when a non-queued row with the same steerId exists in the batch, so `chat.getTranscript` and `ade chat read` stop returning the text twice. A still-pending queued steer has no graduating row and is untouched by either prune; the desktop renderer already never drew queued rows in-thread. Verification: npm --prefix apps/desktop run typecheck (clean); npx vitest run chatTranscriptEntries.test.ts chatTranscriptHistoryPager.test.ts sessionNaming.test.ts (64 passed); agentChatService.test.ts (1150 passed). iOS tests not run: only 23 GB free on / (policy floor is 30 GB). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Problem: the queued-steer strip is one truncated line and four unlabelled glyphs, so a staged message cannot be read in full and its options cannot be identified before tapping one. Change and boundary: the row's summary is now a 44pt tap target — the icon buttons keep their own — presenting `WorkQueuedSteerDetailSheet`. The sheet shows the whole message selectable, its attachments, when it was staged, and what happens next, then lists Send now, Interrupt & send / Interrupt & continue (label from `capability.interruptContinues`), Edit and Cancel as full-width rows with a one-line description each. Options the provider does not support are disabled with the reason instead of hidden. The capability comes from `workChatActiveSendCapability`, the same per-provider table the composer's send-mode picker reads, and every action calls the closure the inline buttons already use. The strip's disposition now reads "sends at next step" on a provider that takes a message mid-turn. Verification: swiftc -parse clean on the touched files. iOS tests and build not run: only 23 GB free on / (policy floor is 30 GB). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`-adePreviewScreen queued-steer` opens `WorkQueuedSteerDetailSheet` over a plain backdrop with a staged Claude message, two attachments and the large detent pinned, so one `simctl io screenshot` shows the whole message and all four delivery options with no brain, no pairing and no network. Verification: xcodebuild build clean; the named queued-steer tests plus WorkSessionCanonicalStateTests re-run green (96 tests, 0 failures) on iPhone 17 Pro / iOS 26. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Problem: a phone downloads the same chat wire as desktop. On a real 16.1 MB / 21,665-event thread, 35% of the bytes are subagent progress — sent twice, because a dot-family mirror is committed next to every underscore event — and 23% are tool results the phone shows at most one screen of. Change and boundary: adds `mobileChatSlimV1`. For peers that announce it the host drops the mirrored `subagent.progress` twin, folds subagent progress to the latest per agent in the chat_subscribe snapshot, coalesces it to at most one send per second per agent live, and caps tool results at ~2 KB with a new `chat_tool_result` request that returns the stored result on demand. Nothing is changed about what is persisted, what agents do, or what desktop, hosted web, the TUI or the CLI receive. Verification: npm --prefix apps/desktop run typecheck, npm --prefix apps/ade-cli run typecheck, 22 new chatMobileSlim tests, 8 new chatToolResultLookup tests, 2 new syncHostService tests, and the existing chatReplayFold (31) / chatEventCompaction (18) / chat event replay buffer (13) blocks green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…its draft The upload that starts when an attachment is staged ran through workChatSaveInputAttachments, which asks WorkComposerAttachmentUploads to resolve that same attachment — so the upload task awaited its own completion. For images (the only kind routed that way) it never finished, the send that awaited it never returned, and the message sat at "Sending" forever with the draft already cleared. The tracker's upload now calls the raw host stager, waiting for a staged upload is bounded by the chat-send budget and reports whether it gave up, and a send owns its stored draft — text and attachments — until the host confirms it, so leaving a chat mid-send restores the whole message. A failed send shows one retry row above the field. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Problem: the phone downloaded the same chat wire as desktop, and tapping an in-thread subagent replaced the thread the user was reading with a read-only copy of that agent's work, kept alive by a 1.5-second transcript poll. Change and boundary: iOS announces `mobileChatSlimV1`, so the host folds subagent progress per agent, drops the `subagent.progress` mirror, and sends tool results as a ~2 KB head slice. A truncated Result block now says how much more there is, fetches it through `chat_tool_result` on tap with a spinner, and caches it per item in SyncService so re-expanding it (or opening it from the turn-activity sheet) is free. Tapping an in-thread subagent expands its card and nothing else; `chat.getSubagentTranscript` and its poll are gone from the phone. Separate subagent chats and child lanes are untouched — they are full chats and open as they always have. Tool call + result already merged into one card and clustered into one group per turn (`collapseConsecutiveWorkToolEntries`, `workTurnToolActivityIndex`), so no row change was needed. Verification: xcodebuild build (iPhone 17e simulator, own derived data) BUILD SUCCEEDED; 14 focused ADETests timeline/subagent/tool-card tests passed, 0 failures. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… chat Problem: "mobile chats snap around and jump" had no recording and no measurement, so every candidate cause was a guess. Change and boundary: adds a DEBUG-only fixture screen (`-adePreviewScreen chat-scroll`) that renders the real `WorkChatSessionView` over a transcript JSONL file, with an optional `--stream` mode that appends the newest N events on a timer to imitate a live turn; a `WorkChatScrollTrace` logger (subsystem `com.ade.ios.scrollbench`) that records every programmatic scroll write, every suppressed write, every scroll frame, every content-size change and every follow-latch transition, all with `#if DEBUG` bodies; and an `ADEUITests` target whose only job is to drive the eight recorded cases with real touches (idb's HID path needs a SimulatorKit the installed Xcode does not ship). No product behavior changes: the trace calls are no-ops in release and nothing in the scroll machinery was altered. Verification: built for the simulator and ran all eight cases (`xcodebuild build-for-testing` + `test-without-building`, iPhone 17 Pro, iOS 26); harness commands are documented at the top of WorkChatScrollBench.swift. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Problem: removing the in-thread subagent drill-in left `subagentView` with no setter, so every `viewingSubagent` branch in the session destination — a second transcript, a parent-transcript save/restore pair, a locked composer, zeroed render signatures, a back button, a selected-row highlight — was unreachable code that still had to be read and maintained. Change and boundary: deletes that state and collapses each branch to the main chat path. `WorkChatSessionView` keeps its `viewingSubagent` parameter and is passed `false`; separate subagent chats and child lanes are untouched. `handleChatInfoPresentationChange` is extracted because the destination's modifier chain is long enough that an inline closure there pushes the type checker past its budget. Verification: xcodebuild build BUILD SUCCEEDED; 15 focused ADETests timeline/subagent/tool-card tests, 0 failures. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The collapse control had its own row above the prompt field, and folding a long draft stepped down instead of animating: the fold changed the field's line clamp, which re-measured the UITextView on a background hop that landed outside the animation. The row is gone. A downward swipe anywhere on the composer card folds the field to one line and lowers the keyboard on one spring; an upward swipe, a tap into the field, or a tap on the compact tray brings both back. The swipe rides alongside the field's own recognizers, so text selection and the tray's horizontal scroll still work, and only a mostly-vertical drag past 40pt is claimed. The folded card clips the same measured field instead of re-laying it out, and no fold path scrolls the transcript. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
A scrollable UITextView never lets a foreign recognizer run alongside its own pan, so the card's swipe was unreachable once a draft grew past the field — the keyboard came down with the finger and the card stayed tall. The field's own pan recognizer is observed rather than competed with: a downward swipe that starts at the top of the draft asks the composer to fold, and one that starts mid-draft still scrolls the draft. The UI test drives the real fixture and pins the rule the fold exists for — the thread does not move. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…raft Folding a draft that had been typed past the bottom of the field left the text view scrolled, and the clip window — sized as a line plus the 8pt slack the field adds to its own clamp — landed mid-scroll. The folded card showed two half lines from the middle of the message. The clip is now exactly one whole line, and folding pins the draft back to its first line and holds it there for the life of the fold (the resign and the height change both re-scroll the text view after the update pass). Expanding gives the draft its scroll position back. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The transcript was a ScrollView + LazyVStack, which has no writer that
compensates its own content offset when a row measures away from its estimate.
That missing writer was 88% of the ~50,500pt of unwanted displacement the
scroll bench measured over its eight cases; the rest came from six observers
racing for the same offset — a prepend probe that never installed, a keyboard
restore re-stamped per frame, a non-animated pin cutting the animated jump, a
pin storm while streaming, and a scrollToLatest issuing two disagreeing writes.
WorkChatTranscriptCollectionView hosts a compositional list layout with a
diffable data source keyed by the timeline's own row ids, and every existing
SwiftUI row renders unchanged inside a UIHostingConfiguration cell. A height
cache keyed by row id + width + content revision keeps a row that scrolls back
into view from re-measuring. Rows whose content changed are reconfigured, never
re-inserted, so the measured height and the reader's anchor survive.
workChatFollowLatch is the whole scroll authority: one pure function over
{following, inUserSession}, unit-tested on its own, where a scroll frame may
break follow only inside a user session spanning finger-down through the end of
momentum. Programmatic scrolls and layout compensation cannot feed back into
the decision that authorized them, and exactly one function performs writes.
While not following, the transcript holds an anchor on the reader's row and
restores it after every apply and every layout pass — including the passes
UIKit runs for its own self-sizing, caught by a UICollectionView subclass that
reports its layoutSubviews, since those never change the controller's bounds.
Revealing buffered history now requires that the transcript is not following:
the opening frames report the top with a content height that trivially fits,
and were spending the whole buffered page before anything was on screen.
Deletes the prepend probe and its preference key, the force-pin retry ladder
and its quiescence timer, the layout restore-offset machinery, the two-write
scrollToLatest, the 2pt stickiness deadband, WorkChatScrollMetrics, and the
always-nil subagent-transcript plumbing left over from 40297f3. The DEBUG
trace stays and gains a viewport line: contentOffset stopped being a usable
proxy for "did anything move" the moment UIKit started compensating itself.
Bench, eight cases, ungestured viewport movement over 2pt with no write to
account for it: 44,688pt -> 32pt (one move, in the case where the transcript is
glued to the tail and rows above it must move).
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The description named the agent and described the schedule — "Claude picks it up after the current tool step" — which reads as a fact about the run rather than as what the button does to this message. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The restore ran on every layout pass whenever the transcript was not following, with no test for whether the anchored row had actually moved. At the top of the thread that closed a loop: the reader overscrolls to -18.3, the restore writes the anchor's offset of -9, the write lays out, the pass reads the same stale sample and writes again. Case d logged 446 such writes, all while the reader's finger was down, and it pinned the rubber band at -9 instead of letting UIKit settle it to the edge — under a live finger, which the follow pin two branches above refuses to do for exactly this reason. workChatShouldRestoreAnchor is the decision, pure and unit-tested. Three refusals: the reader owns the offset for the whole interaction, finger-down through the end of momentum; overscroll is UIKit's to settle; and a row that has not moved needs no restore. The anchor now carries the row's content minY as of the sample or the last restore, so "this row moved" can be told apart from "this sample is old" — an absolute restore cannot tell them apart on its own. A successful restore advances the anchor, and the write is guarded against re-entering itself. Bench case A was also measuring nothing: `press(forDuration: 0.9, thenDragTo:)` holds the touch stationary first, and a stationary touch on a transcript row is a long press that the row's context menu claims, so the movement never reached the scroll view. It is now a short press dragged at a low velocity — the gesture the case meant — and registers 229 user frames where it previously registered none. Eight cases, ungestured viewport movement over 2pt with no write to account for it: 0pt. anchor-relayout writes: 0 (446 before). Only follow-pin and jump-to-latest writes remain, all with userPhase=false. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The half-second hold before the drag registered as a long press on a transcript row, so the reader never left follow mode and the case never measured streaming while scrolled up. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…place Two review findings on the mobile chat work. Back-to-back sends erased the newer draft. Queued steering lets a second message leave the composer while the first is still unconfirmed, and both sends shared one `pendingSendKey`, so whichever settled first cleared the other's persisted text and attachments. Each send now carries its own token, and only the newest token for a key may release that key's stored payload. Non-message cards stayed stale. `workChatTranscriptRowRevision` hashed payload fields only for `.message`, so a tool card going running → completed, a subagent card gaining a summary, or a pending-input card gaining a resolution kept its revision and the new UICollectionView transcript skipped the reconfigure. The row revision now hashes the whole card model for every non-message payload, which the height cache key already follows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Seven review findings across the mobile chat wire and the iOS transcript. Desktop: the graduated-steer skip in `transcriptEntriesFromEnvelopes` ran after the assistant draft was flushed, so a queued row that is never emitted still ended the message it landed inside — a mid-turn steer read as two assistant entries with nothing between them. The skip now runs first. `compactToolResultForMobile` also stopped advertising a fetch for an unserializable result: `JSON.stringify` throwing made the size unmeasurable, and the row claimed "Show full result" with a 0-byte original for a short fallback the fetch would return verbatim. iOS: only an explicit non-queued `command_lifecycle` status graduates a steer now, in both `pruneResolvedQueuedSteerEnvelopes` and `derivePendingWorkSteers` — a statusless frame is an off-contract host, not evidence the message left the queue. The transcript deduplicates row ids before the diffable snapshot, since a split assistant message mints ids by string concatenation and both the snapshot and the row map trap on a repeat. `jumpToLatest` schedules its animation fallback for every animated jump that is not being dragged, so a transcript resting at a negative offset cannot leave `animatingToLatest` set and suppress follow pinning. And the in-thread subagent rows are no longer buttons: the drill-in they used to open is gone, and the callback only toggled hidden Chat Info state. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A retry reuses a tool call's logical item id, so `findStoredToolResult` answered every row with the newest result for that id: expanding an older retry row showed the newer attempt's output, cached under the older row's sequence. The phone already kept the transcript sequence in its cache identity; `chat_tool_result` now carries it too, and the lookup requires an exact match when the client names one. A client that omits it keeps the newest-match behaviour it already has. Also corrects the iOS companion doc: with the in-thread subagent drill-in gone, the transcript's spawn/result rows are flat rows rather than taps that expand a card, and only the Chat Info roster still expands. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ays bounded Four more review findings on the iOS transcript. A `resultTruncatedForMobile` flag with no `resultOriginalBytes` set `toolResultFullBytes` to nil, which reads as "this row already has everything" and hid the Show-all affordance for a head slice. Truncation is now recorded even when the size is not, and the button drops the size from its label rather than disappearing. The transcript height cache keyed on `row.revision &+ contentRevision`, so one revision moving could cancel the other and restore a height measured for different content; the two are separate key fields now. Pruning also filtered on row id alone, which kept every revision a surviving row was ever measured at — a streaming session grew the cache for its whole life. It now keeps only entries a live row can still ask for. And both `command_lifecycle` steer-id reads coerce each key on its own: an explicit `"steerId": null` arrives as NSNull, won the `??`, and hid a snake_case `steer_id` beside it, losing the id whose queued row then never graduated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Two more review findings. An upload that never settled stayed `.abandoned` forever, so the retry row failed instantly on every tap and the message could not be sent at all. The no-duplicate rule still covers the whole timeout window — the first resolve waits it out before anything is marked abandoned — but past that deadline the original leg is presumed dead: the retry cancels it, records the failure, and stages the bytes inline. A duplicate temp upload is a file the send references once; an unsendable message is not recoverable. And `chat_tool_result` now carries the row's timestamp beside its sequence. Older hosts restarted `eventSequence` at 1 on every rehydration, so one legacy transcript can hold two generations under the same number and an exact sequence match could still pick the wrong one. With both named, both must match; with only the sequence, the newest-first scan keeps taking the newest of a tie. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…does The fetch request gained the envelope timestamp beside its sequence, because a legacy transcript can repeat a sequence across host restarts. The cache did not, so two generations shared one entry and the second expansion was handed the first one's output without ever reaching the host. The cache key, the in-flight key, and the row's reset identity now all use the same session/item/sequence/timestamp tuple the host matches on. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
`findStoredToolResult` scans a bounded window back from the tail so an id that is not in the file costs fixed I/O. The reader can page much further back than that window, though, so a truncated result they can still see read as "no longer in the transcript" — on a 16 MB thread, about half of them. The window stays as it is. Instead the row now carries its location: the pager already computed `envelopeStartOffsets`, so `chat_history` returns them, the phone stamps each row with its own offset, and `chat_tool_result` passes it back as `sourceOffset`. The host reads that one row directly and falls back to the existing scan when the hint misses. The hint is never trusted on its own — the row found there must still match the id, the sequence and the timestamp — so a stale, misaligned or foreign offset costs a scan, never a wrong result. Offsets are zipped onto events only when the lossy event array still has the same length, so a row this build cannot decode drops the page's hints rather than shifting them onto the wrong rows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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… cursor A slim subagent-progress event is marked delivered the moment the coalescer accepts it, because coalescing owns it from then on and this host flushes it when the one-second window closes. That bargain holds only while the pending entry stays in this process. A shared-listener handoff exports the cursor and not the window, so the adopted host resumed after those sequences and never re-read them: the update died with the process and the phone's subagent card kept whatever it last showed. Every pending entry is now flushed onto the peer's wire — still open, the loop skips peers whose socket is not — before the snapshot is built. If a send fails mid-flush, the exported cursor is held back to the last sequence that actually left, so the adopted host re-reads the stranded window instead of skipping it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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🔴 Older send failure loses attachments
When an older concurrent send fails before a newer send succeeds, finishPendingSend leaves its restored attachments unpersisted. The newer completion clears the shared draft while only text is rewritten. Navigation or termination then loses the failed message’s attachments.
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Each pending send shares one draft key, but attachments are restored outside WorkChatComposerDraftState. If send A fails while newer send B remains pending, restoring A changes inputAttachments; attachment persistence then skips because B still owns the key. When B succeeds, finishPendingSend clears the draft and rewrites nonempty text only, leaving A’s attachments absent from persistent storage.
Example: Send A contains design.png, then send B starts. A fails first and restores design.png onscreen. B succeeds and clears the shared draft. Leaving the chat before another attachment change restores A’s text without design.png.
Recommended fix: Track each pending send’s attachment payload alongside its token, or persist the currently restored attachments after the final pending send settles. Ensure a newer success cannot clear attachments restored by an older failure, and add an out-of-order completion regression test.
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| if (previous.family === "underscore" && identity.family === "dot") { | ||
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🟡 Later dot progress is discarded
After an underscore progress event, foldSubagentProgressForSnapshot discards every later dot-family update for that agent. Unrelated events do not reset the remembered family, so valid dot-only updates leave the mobile subagent card stale.
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A dot-family progress event is a duplicate only when it immediately mirrors the corresponding underscore event. The snapshot fold instead remembers the latest family per agent across the entire snapshot. A later standalone dot update for that agent is therefore treated as the old underscore event’s mirror and removed, despite carrying newer state.
Example: The transcript contains underscore progress 10%, an unrelated tool event, then standalone dot progress 90% for agent A. The fold keeps 10% and drops 90%, while the phone must show the latest progress.
Recommended fix: Track adjacency or an exact mirror identity when dropping dot events. Otherwise let a later dot event replace older progress for the same agent; preserve underscore preference only for the actual emitted twin pair.
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- Around line 9483-9485: Update the export logic around chatEventCursorCaps and
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| const cap = chatEventCursorCaps.get(sessionId); | ||
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
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Preserve the transcript position for stranded coalesced events.
When a handoff flush fails, SubagentProgressCoalescer.requeue retains the event. This code caps only chatEventSequences but exports chatTranscriptOffsets unchanged. The adopted host restores both independently, starts reading after the stranded transcript record, and does not retry that progress event.
Transfer pending coalescer entries, or cap the exported transcript offset before the first stranded record together with the sequence cursor.
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In `@apps/ade-cli/src/services/sync/syncHostService.ts` around lines 9483 - 9485,
Update the export logic around chatEventCursorCaps and chatTranscriptOffsets so
stranded SubagentProgressCoalescer entries retain their transcript position when
a handoff flush fails. Cap the exported transcript offset to before the first
stranded record, alongside the chatEventSequences cap, or transfer the pending
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Problem
Mobile chat steering could lose slim-wire events under backpressure, show stale full tool results after retries, and leave iOS queued-steer and attachment state inconsistent. The transcript scroll/composer changes also needed parity across the mobile chat surface.
Cause
Delivery bookkeeping advanced before transport success; cache and view state used logical IDs without retry generations; timeout and command-lifecycle restore paths did not preserve identity across navigation; the old SwiftUI scroll machinery lacked a stable follow latch.
Change and boundary
Preserve and requeue slim events, superseded progress, and tool-result fetch state; reconcile Claude command lifecycle and queued-steer state; persist attachment identities and retain active host uploads across navigation/capacity pressure; use the UIKit transcript/follow-latch and composer-fold behavior; remove mobile-only transcript drill-in. Shared/full-wire peers and Windows packaging remain unchanged.
Verification
Rebased onto
main(real conflicts inRemoteModels.swift,WorkErrorAndMessageHelpers.swift,WorkModels.swift,WorkTranscriptParser.swift— resolved by keeping both sides: main'sstopSource/stopReasonplus this branch's slim-wire andcommand_lifecyclefields), then seven review rounds (Devin: 9 findings, CodeRabbit: 11; all fixed except the one tracked below).apps/ade-clisyncHostService.test.ts: 201/201.chatMobileSlim.test.ts27/27,chatTranscriptEntries.test.ts21/21,chatToolResultLookup.test.ts12/12.xcodebuild test -scheme ADE(ADETests, iPhone 17 Pro sim,-parallel-testing-enabled NO): 2,030 tests, 0 failures; the last two rounds re-ran the directly affected classes over a full scheme build —WorkComposerDraftAttachmentTests+WorkComposerFoldStateTests(45 tests), thenWorkChatToolResultCacheTests+WorkComposerDraftAttachmentTests(30 tests), 0 failures.ADEUITests/WorkComposerFoldUITests: 1/1 pass.node scripts/validate-docs.mjs: 267 files pass.fromBottom=0); the analyzer attributes one 70 pt move of an off-screen row to a batch of appends outside its 350 ms write-attribution window. Card cells now genuinely reconfigure when their content changes — the point of the row-revision fix — so case e does more measured work than it did before.Known, tracked separately
chat_historypage boundaries (chatTranscriptEntries.tsfolds graduated steers per batch). Pre-existing — both rows were emitted before this PR — and the fix is cross-request pager state.Authored with GPT-5 via ADE Work chat.
Note
Medium Risk
Changes sync chat delivery semantics, handoff cursors, and a new authenticated fetch path, but all slim behavior is capability-gated so non-mobile clients keep the existing wire.
Overview
Introduces
mobileChatSlimV1, a capability-gated mobile chat wire that shrinks live traffic without changing desktop/TUI payloads. Peers that announce it get tighter tool_result previews (~2 KB) withresultTruncatedForMobile, plus a newchat_tool_resultrequest/response to load the stored full result from the transcript (scoped likechat_history, with sequence/timestamp/source-offset identity for retries and deep rows).Live and snapshot delivery on the slim path folds subagent_progress to the latest per agent (snapshot) and coalesces updates (~1 s per agent), drops positional subagent.progress mirrors, and routes compaction through
compactChatEventEnvelopeForMobileSync. The sync host adds per-peer coalescers, flush-on-handoff so pending progress is not lost when the exported cursor advances, and delivery bookkeeping that survives backpressure (failed sends stay retryable on resume).chat_historycan returnenvelopeStartOffsetsto support precise tool-result fetches.Separately, transcript entry folding skips duplicate queued steered user messages when an inline twin exists in the same batch (fixes double text in CLI/iOS). iOS wiring in this PR adds tool-result fetch/cache UI, queued-steer detail, UIKit transcript scrolling/follow-latch, composer fold behavior, and matching tests/UI test targets.
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