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fix(web,mobile): a turn you expanded stays open when the next run starts - #23608
When you open a turn's "Worked for …" fold to read its earlier messages, it closes again as soon as the next run starts. The text you were reading disappears. Steps: let a multi-message turn finish, open its "Worked for" fold, send a follow-up. The fold snaps shut about a second later. It also happens if you switch to another thread and back before sending. Mobile's thread feed does the same.
The cause is the effect that watches the latest run (web MessagesTimeline.tsx, mobile ThreadFeed.tsx). It exists to fold away the expansion it adds itself when a run is interrupted. In practice it removed the previous run from the expanded set on every run change, including folds the user opened.
Change
Web and mobile now remember the one run the interrupt branch auto-expanded.
When the next run starts, only that run is folded again.
A fold opened by the user, by a citation or by find stays open.
A run that was already open when it was interrupted is not marked, so it stays open too.
If the user toggles the auto-expanded run themselves, the marker is cleared and their choice wins.
On web, the marker is cleared when the thread changes. Mobile remounts the feed per thread.
New browser tests in apps/web/src/components/chat/MessagesTimeline.browser.test.tsx:
keeps a turn the user expanded open when the next run starts. It fails on main with expected 'false' to be 'true' on the fold's aria-expanded.
keeps a restored expanded turn open when the next run starts. It seeds the remembered fold that a thread switch restores, then starts the next run. It fails on main with the same assertion.
folds an interrupted turn it expanded once the next run starts. It guards the interrupt behaviour.
keeps an interrupted turn that was already expanded open when the next run starts. It fails on the previous head of this branch.
cd apps/web && vp test run --project browser src/components/chat/MessagesTimeline.browser.test.tsx: 14 passed.
vp test run apps/web/src/components/chat/MessagesTimeline.logic.test.ts: 81 passed.
vp lint on the changed files reports no errors; the warnings are on lines this change does not touch.
Web and mobile typecheck exit 0.
Evidence
Each pair below is the same scripted interaction in the real web app:
Before is main at 8d3b061121; after is this branch at c29921141a.
Dev server against a seeded copy of real data, with a live Claude Opus 5.5 thread.
Chromium in the T3 preview browser, 1440×900, DPR 1, light theme, no device emulation.
The change only affects which folds survive a run change, not markup or styles, so viewport and theme variants show nothing extra.
Row
Steps (time from clicking Send)
Before (8d3b061121)
After (c29921141a)
Expanded latest turn, then a follow-up
A multi-step prompt finishes with three interim messages folded under "Worked for …". Open the fold, then send Run pwd… at 0 s.
Folds opened by a citation or by find now also stay open when the next run starts. Before, the latest of them was closed.
After an interrupt, switching threads and back clears the auto-expansion marker on web. In that case the interrupted run stays open on the next run instead of folding. In the real app an interrupted run carries its interrupt item and is not folded at all, so neither case shows a visible difference there; the browser test covers the interrupt path.
Not checked:
The mobile change in apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx was not captured on the iOS simulator.
ThreadFeed has no render test seam, so mobile is covered by reading it side by side with the web change.
The desktop app wraps the same web timeline and was not run separately.
Model and harness: Claude Opus 5.5 (with Claude Sonnet 5.5 as a second reviewer) in Claude Code, driven by T3 Code.
Two independent read-only reviews of the full diff against main:
Claude Sonnet 5.5: VERDICT: MERGE. No blocking findings. Checked the user, citation, find, interrupt, already-open-interrupt and toggle paths on web and mobile. Mobile remounts per thread via RenderErrorBoundary key={selectedThreadKey} in ThreadDetailScreen.tsx. No marker leak across threads, and nothing outside apps/web and apps/mobile.
Claude Opus 5.5: VERDICT: MERGE. Two low findings and a nit, none blocking:
On web, after interrupt → switch thread → switch back, the auto-expanded run is restored open but its marker is cleared. That run stays open on the next run. Mobile resets by remount instead. This is already noted above and has no visible effect, because interrupted runs never fold in the real app.
A citation or find that targets the run the interrupt already auto-expanded doesn't clear the marker.
Evidence
Supersedes the c29921141a recordings in the first two rows of the table above. Those predate 8ab4001. The after-only interrupt recording is kept, because interrupted runs never show a fold in the real app.
Setup:
Before is main 8d3b061. Both changed files are identical to the merge base ed3f965e07.
Both are real web dev servers with isolated seeded homes, recorded in the T3 preview browser (Chromium, DPR 2).
Each row is a fresh thread with a live Claude Haiku 5.5 turn that folds under "Worked for …". Every row clicks that fold open, does the row's trigger, then sends a follow-up.
Row 1, rebuilt independently by the second auditor. Left to right: before with the fold open, before after the follow-up (collapsed), after with the fold open, after after the follow-up (still open):
What these recordings don't cover:
Interrupt rows (interrupt auto-expand, then next run; already-open interrupted run): no visible difference in the real app, because a run with an interrupt item never folds (MessagesTimeline.logic.ts, mobile threadActivity.ts). They are covered by the browser tests folds an interrupted turn it expanded once the next run starts and keeps an interrupted turn that was already expanded open when the next run starts.
Mobile: unverified. There is no static fixture mode: EXPO_PUBLIC_SHOWCASE needs three real paired servers and cannot start a run. Device access is off on the capture host. Only an EAS dev build plus Metro tunnel with a live provider could show it. The mobile change is covered by both reviews reading it against web.
Proof audit pass 2: VERDICT: SUFFICIENT. Every recording was checked frame by frame, SHAs and the driver hash were checked, and row 1 was rebuilt. Report: audit2-report-23608.md.
Verification log
2026-10-22, takeover evidence round on head 8ab400149c140100aac57cccaaea214e5fc0f820, all steps on Claude.
Web typecheck (vp run typecheck) and mobile typecheck exited 0.
vp test run --project browser src/components/chat/MessagesTimeline.browser.test.tsx: 14 passed.
Reviews: Sonnet 5.5 MERGE, Opus 5.5 MERGE.
Audit pass 1 (Opus 5.5) produced the matrix: rows 1–4 and D visible on web; interrupt rows test-only; mobile infeasible.
Capture (Opus 5.5): 10 recordings, both builds recorded at the same time with the same steps. Deviations, applied to both builds:
Row 3 selected text with a real triple-click.
Row 4 pressed Enter to reach the find match inside the fold.
Row D tapped the collapsed composer pill before typing.
Starting a new run folded the previous turn even when the user had opened it.
Remember which turns the user expanded through the fold toggle and only fold
the previous turn on run change when it was not one of those, so the
auto-expand on interrupt still folds when the next run starts.
Fixes#17382
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The next-run fold now undoes only the expansion the timeline added for an
in-session interrupt. A turn the user, a citation, or find opened stays open,
including after switching threads and back, where remembered disclosures
reopened the fold without the user-expanded marker. Mobile's ThreadFeed had the
same fold and gets the same marker.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Web and mobile timelines preserve deliberately expanded turns when a new run starts, while still closing turns opened automatically after interruption. The change is confined to reversible disclosure UI state.
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The web and mobile timelines now track turns expanded automatically after interruption. A subsequent run collapses a prior turn only if the timeline expanded it automatically. Manual toggles clear the tracking marker. Browser tests cover user-expanded, restored-expanded, and interrupted turns.
The timelines record runs expanded automatically after interruption and collapse the matching turn when a subsequent run starts. Manual toggles clear the tracking marker. Browser tests check user-expanded, restored-expanded, and interrupted turns.
pingdotgg/t3code#8879: This PR preserves expanded turn folds across subsequent runs, but does not change which assistant message is visible.
pingdotgg/t3code#28161: This PR changes turn-fold state across runs, but does not change terminal-message selection.
pingdotgg/t3code#28775: This PR preserves user-expanded folds across a new run, but does not restore missing text or alter message derivation.
Possibly related PRs
pingdotgg/t3code#27031: This PR changes transcript-fold default-open and reset behavior, which affects fold state preserved across runs.
pingdotgg/t3code#28171: This PR changes which assistant replies remain visible when a settled run folds.
Suggested reviewers:jmeistrich, t3dotgg
Merge Risk: Low · up to 27177
The change keeps manually expanded turns open when a new run starts, and the core behavior is covered by browser tests. Two rare edge cases remain: a turn opened by citation, find, or a message jump at the moment of interruption can still fold when the next run starts. These are minor, and the fixes are small and local.
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The changes satisfy the run-change portion of [#17382]. Web and mobile now fold only the run that interruption auto-expanded, and the web tests cover user-expanded, restored, and interrupted turns. [#…
Implement and test full response access after expanding history. Add coverage for explicit expansion across the tab or focus transitions in [#17382]. If this PR intentionally addresses only run and thread transitions, separate the remaining…
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The title clearly and concisely describes the primary web and mobile fix: preserving a user-expanded turn when a subsequent run starts.
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The changes satisfy the run-change portion of [#17382]. Web and mobile now fold only the run that interruption auto-expanded, and the web tests cover user-expanded, restored, and interrupted turns. [#17382] also requires the full original response to remain accessible after expanding history and requires explicit expansion to persist across tab or focus changes. The changed code and tests cover run changes and thread switching, but they do not implement or establish those requirements. The PR description also states that mobile is unverified and that the broader full-response problem is not addressed.
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Implement and test full response access after expanding history. Add coverage for explicit expansion across the tab or focus transitions in [#17382]. If this PR intentionally addresses only run and thread transitions, separate the remaining work from [#17382] or update the issue linkage.
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Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/chat/MessagesTimeline.tsx:
- Line 533: Update the auto-expansion logic around autoExpandedRunIdRef.current
so it marks latestRun.runId only when that run was not already present in
expandedRunIds before the interruption; preserve pre-existing expansions when
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Do not mark an already expanded mobile turn as automatic.
When a user expands the current turn while it is running, the running → interrupted effect still assigns autoExpandedTurnIdRef.current. When the next run starts, that marker causes the previous turn to close, including the expansion the user made.
Guard the marker assignment when expandedTurnIds already contains the turn.
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Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx around lines
2610 - 2617:
In the running-to-interrupted branch for props.latestRun, update the
autoExpandedTurnIdRef assignment so it only marks interruptedTurnId when
expandedTurnIds does not already contain it; preserve the existing
expandedTurnIds update so user-expanded turns remain expanded.
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Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx:
- Around line 2610-2617: In the running-to-interrupted branch for
props.latestRun, update the autoExpandedTurnIdRef assignment so it only marks
interruptedTurnId when expandedTurnIds does not already contain it; preserve the
existing expandedTurnIds update so user-expanded turns remain expanded.
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@coderabbitai The outside-diff finding on ThreadFeed.tsx:2610-2617 (review of e5a2627) is already addressed in 8ab4001: the running → interrupted branch only sets autoExpandedTurnIdRef and adds the turn when interactionState.expandedTurnIds does not already contain it, so a turn the user opened before the interrupt stays open on the next run. Same guard on web in MessagesTimeline.tsx.
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Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx:
- Around line 3349-3354: Update the running-to-interrupted expansion transition
in ThreadFeed so a run revealed by jumpToMessageId is not recorded as
auto-expanded. Check the jump target before setting expandedTurnIds and
interruptExpandedTurnId, or derive both updates from the same interaction-state
transition so a later run does not remove the jump-opened expansion.
Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/chat/MessagesTimeline.tsx:
- Around line 507-509: Update the citation and find-navigation paths in
MessagesTimeline so that when either claims an interrupted run, it clears that
run’s automatic ownership in interruptExpandedRunId, even if the fold is already
open. Preserve the user-opened fold when the next run starts, rather than
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Do not mark a jump-opened run as auto-expanded.
If jumpToMessageId needs to reveal a run during its running to interrupted update, Line 3263 queues that expansion first. This guard still reads the old expandedTurnIds, so it also records the run as auto-expanded. The next run then removes the jump-opened expansion. Check the jump target before setting the marker, or decide both updates from one interaction-state transition. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsx around lines 3349 - 3354:
Update the running-to-interrupted expansion transition in ThreadFeed so a run revealed by jumpToMessageId is not recorded as auto-expanded. Check the jump target before setting expandedTurnIds and interruptExpandedTurnId, or derive both updates from the same interaction-state transition so a later run does not remove the jump-opened expansion.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Keep a cited run open when the next run starts.
If an interrupted run was auto-expanded, citing text in that run leaves interruptExpandedRunId set. The citation path sees an already-open fold and does not clear the marker. When a new run starts, this branch closes the cited fold; the one-time citation expansion does not reopen it. Clear automatic ownership when citation or find navigation claims that run. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
The PR objective requires citation- and find-opened folds to remain open.
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Review comment at @apps/web/src/components/chat/MessagesTimeline.tsx around lines 507 - 509:
Update the citation and find-navigation paths in MessagesTimeline so that when either claims an interrupted run, it clears that run’s automatic ownership in interruptExpandedRunId, even if the fold is already open. Preserve the user-opened fold when the next run starts, rather than allowing the interruptExpandedRunId branch to close it.
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Proven on web and Android: opening the completed turn reveals its interim message and two file reads; sending a follow-up closes that earlier fold on base and preserves it on head. Web also repeats this after switching threads and back, and after expansion through Find. Both web proof scenarios failed on base and passed on head.
Environment: Chromium 1280×800 and Pixel 9/API 36; light theme; separate servers with fresh synthetic replay history for each commit.
Interruption was exercised separately: base Stop/follow-up recording, head Stop/follow-up recording, driver. Both real Stop flows left the interrupted content unfolded without an expandable heading, including after the follow-up. These recordings do not prove the automatic-reset versus user-expansion distinction.
AI-assisted; verified with the tests and tools listed above.
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Interrupt-added expansion resetting, and an already-open run avoiding interruption re-tagging: real Stop flows were recorded on both commits, but interrupted histories had no fold toggle and remained unfolded after follow-up, so the changed distinction was not demonstrated.
Citation-triggered expansion was not exercised; Find-triggered expansion was exercised and proven.
iOS comparison could not reach reproduction: two scenario attempts failed during client installation or pairing-link opening. Android mobile behavior was proven manually instead.
Desktop Electron shell was not exercised; the shared web client behavior was proven.
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Problem
When you open a turn's "Worked for …" fold to read its earlier messages, it closes again as soon as the next run starts. The text you were reading disappears. Steps: let a multi-message turn finish, open its "Worked for" fold, send a follow-up. The fold snaps shut about a second later. It also happens if you switch to another thread and back before sending. Mobile's thread feed does the same.
The cause is the effect that watches the latest run (web
MessagesTimeline.tsx, mobileThreadFeed.tsx). It exists to fold away the expansion it adds itself when a run is interrupted. In practice it removed the previous run from the expanded set on every run change, including folds the user opened.Change
Scope and approval
Fixes #17382
GitCafe: https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/issues/17382
Triaged bug via the automated issue flow.
Verification
Tests
apps/web/src/components/chat/MessagesTimeline.browser.test.tsx:keeps a turn the user expanded open when the next run starts. It fails on main withexpected 'false' to be 'true'on the fold'saria-expanded.keeps a restored expanded turn open when the next run starts. It seeds the remembered fold that a thread switch restores, then starts the next run. It fails on main with the same assertion.folds an interrupted turn it expanded once the next run starts. It guards the interrupt behaviour.keeps an interrupted turn that was already expanded open when the next run starts. It fails on the previous head of this branch.cd apps/web && vp test run --project browser src/components/chat/MessagesTimeline.browser.test.tsx: 14 passed.vp test run apps/web/src/components/chat/MessagesTimeline.logic.test.ts: 81 passed.vp linton the changed files reports no errors; the warnings are on lines this change does not touch.Evidence
Each pair below is the same scripted interaction in the real web app:
8d3b061121; after is this branch atc29921141a.8d3b061121)c29921141a)Run pwd…at 0 s.What else changed:
Not checked:
apps/mobile/src/features/threads/ThreadFeed.tsxwas not captured on the iOS simulator.ThreadFeedhas no render test seam, so mobile is covered by reading it side by side with the web change.Model and harness: Claude Opus 5.5 (with Claude Sonnet 5.5 as a second reviewer) in Claude Code, driven by T3 Code.
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Review round (head
8ab4001)Two independent read-only reviews of the full diff against main:
RenderErrorBoundary key={selectedThreadKey}inThreadDetailScreen.tsx. No marker leak across threads, and nothing outsideapps/webandapps/mobile.Evidence
Supersedes the
c29921141arecordings in the first two rows of the table above. Those predate8ab4001. The after-only interrupt recording is kept, because interrupted runs never show a fold in the real app.Setup:
8d3b061. Both changed files are identical to the merge baseed3f965e07.8ab4001.a2a5fe5d9bbe6156c4e0262eb47988263fcee8b9ecdc9bcb0293a231c804a3a0.8d3b061)8ab4001)Row 1, rebuilt independently by the second auditor. Left to right: before with the fold open, before after the follow-up (collapsed), after with the fold open, after after the follow-up (still open):
What these recordings don't cover:
MessagesTimeline.logic.ts, mobilethreadActivity.ts). They are covered by the browser testsfolds an interrupted turn it expanded once the next run startsandkeeps an interrupted turn that was already expanded open when the next run starts.EXPO_PUBLIC_SHOWCASEneeds three real paired servers and cannot start a run. Device access is off on the capture host. Only an EAS dev build plus Metro tunnel with a live provider could show it. The mobile change is covered by both reviews reading it against web.Proof audit pass 2: VERDICT: SUFFICIENT. Every recording was checked frame by frame, SHAs and the driver hash were checked, and row 1 was rebuilt. Report: audit2-report-23608.md.
Verification log
8ab400149c140100aac57cccaaea214e5fc0f820, all steps on Claude.vp run typecheck) and mobile typecheck exited 0.vp test run --project browser src/components/chat/MessagesTimeline.browser.test.tsx: 14 passed.