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Builds on #24050 at b48cc5fa5b; that head and main through 626d6021f3 are included in this branch. GitHub still targets main, so its Files changed view includes the lower PR until it merges. Latest head: b6dbd74b48.

Problem

#22777 and #24050 made messages, agent questions, citations, attachments and diff comments read Hebrew and Arabic right to left. Other places where people write or read free text still render it left to right, so Hebrew sits on the wrong side, punctuation lands at the start, and a truncated line cuts off its beginning instead of its end:

• Text boxes: the iOS message composer, PR comments, reviews, replies, descriptions and titles, the commit message, the guest composer, and the scheduled task prompt and instruction fields in settings.
• Previews: queued messages, stashed prompts, unsent drafts in the sidebar, and thread search snippets.
• Titles: the thread hover card, the thread context chip, PR titles and the created-thread card in the timeline.

To reproduce, give a thread a Hebrew title, search for a Hebrew message, queue or stash a Hebrew prompt, or start writing a Hebrew PR comment.

Change

Same rule as #22777 and #24050 (textDirection, or markdownProseDirection for raw prompts). The word-majority heuristic is unchanged. Markdown code boundaries use the existing Markdown parser so invalid closing fences are not counted as prose.

• Controlled text boxes get dir={textDirection(value)}: PullRequestCommentForm, PullRequestReviewForm, PullRequestReviewAnnotation, PullRequestMarkdownEditor, PullRequestTitleEditor, the commit message in GitActionsControl, GuestPage, and the scheduled task prompt and all-environments instructions in settings.
• Uncontrolled settings fields (thread title, branch naming, writing style and review guide instructions) use dir="auto", like the thread rename inputs, since a value-based direction wouldn't update while typing.
• Previews of raw prompts isolate code in LTR <bdi> elements while detecting prose direction with markdownProseDirection. Stash previews identify code before whitespace flattening and clipping. Applied to: QueuedRunsControl, ComposerStashMenu (its text-left becomes text-start), and SidebarDraftBlock.
• Search snippets (ThreadSearchMatch): add <bdi> isolation with a detected reading direction and independent snippet truncation. Long Hebrew snippets keep their beginning instead of losing it. Existing left alignment of labels and snippets is preserved.
• Titles get dir={textDirection(title)}: ThreadHoverCard, ThreadContextChip, the PR title in ThreadStatusIndicators, PullRequestRow, PullRequestDetailCrumbs, PullRequestTitleEditor, PullRequestLinkPreview, PullRequestGhosts, and the folded message summary in TimelineUserMessageRow.
• Created-thread card and row (V2LifecycleRow): the title gets dir={textDirection(title)} for its bidi order and keeps its left alignment (text-left). In the compact "Created thread · title" row only the title is isolated, so the label stays LTR. V2LifecycleRow.direction.browser.test.tsx covers both, and fails without the change.
• Desktop thread list (SidebarThreadRow): titles use text-left while retaining their existing detected reading direction. Sidebar search-result titles use the same combination.
• Mobile thread list (thread-list-v2-items): make title writingDirection explicit using the existing heuristic. Android ignores that property, so render-only LRM/RLM marks give its first-strong paragraph layout the same direction, including English-leading, mostly Hebrew titles. Stored titles and action labels remain unchanged. The stack base already aligned titles left and placed status badges on the right; those positions are preserved.
• iOS composer input (T3ComposerEditorView): use the desktop composer's shared word-majority detector per paragraph. Hebrew/Arabic align and read RTL, English aligns and reads LTR, and empty lines inherit the preceding prose direction. Code and context chips do not influence the prose count; code blocks stay LTR.

Not touched:

• the mobile thread header, which is the native navigation bar title
• the mobile search snippet, because React Native can't give a nested Text its own direction, so the label and snippet can't be separated

Scope and approval

A follow-up to #22777 and #24050 for #13622, applying the same rule to the remaining free-text surfaces I found by searching the web and mobile apps. Changes use direction attributes or styles and logical alignment. Search rows additionally separate the fixed label from the truncating snippet in a flex row.

Verification

• Review fixes: all existing CodeRabbit findings were checked against the source. Fixed code isolation in stash and queued previews (also shared by sidebar drafts), Markdown closing-fence parsing, and the missing slim-row direction style. vp run check:changed HEAD passed, including affected typechecks, parser/component tests and React Compiler checks. The parser regression was observed failing before the fix. Stash rendering and restoration were exercised in the actual Electron app.

• Android: built and installed the native dev client on an exclusive Simlock Pixel 9 (Android 36 / Android 16). Reproduced the incorrect paragraph order for an English-leading, mostly Hebrew title, then verified the render-only direction-mark fix. Checked Hebrew, Arabic, mixed text with (v2), two-line wrapping/truncation, fixed left alignment and Done badges. Reconnected through the saved Simlock host and completed compact one-line checks: Hebrew, Arabic, English and English-leading/mostly-Hebrew titles keep their detected paragraph order, remain physically left-aligned and truncate at the logical end. Pending-task rows use the same rendering helper but were not separately captured. The Android review finding is resolved. The follow-up passed vp run check:changed HEAD (format, lint, knip, affected typechecks, focused tests and React Compiler).

• Desktop sidebar: verified in the actual Electron development app with Hebrew, Arabic, mixed and English fixture titles, plus sidebar search. Scoped format, lint, knip, typecheck and React Compiler checks passed. Before/after images below are crops of native window screenshots. The Before sidebar source is byte-for-byte identical to the stack base (a111126342f4e1cec595c4359892f6ea07b22b7b), not an intermediate change from this PR.

• Mobile verification: scoped format, lint, knip, typecheck and React Compiler checks passed. Checked the iOS 27 simulator with mixed Hebrew/English titles, two-line wrapping and a Hebrew title beside Done. This confirms existing left alignment and badge placement are retained. Pending task titles share the style but were not separately captured. Android coverage and its remaining limits are described above.

• vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, typecheck and React compiler pass. One browser test fails: GuestPage.browser.test.tsx "follows the end as replies stream". It fails the same way on main (checked in a clean worktree) and without the one-line GuestPage change.

• Search verification: scoped format, lint, knip, typecheck and React Compiler checks passed. Chromium component captures cover Hebrew, Arabic, English, mixed text, punctuation, highlighting and truncation. The comparison below uses the actual stack-base component and final component. The temporary capture harness was removed after verification.

• Original screenshots are from the running web client (vp run dev) at 2x and the iOS development build on an iPhone 17 simulator (iOS 27) at 3x. The baseline is fix(web,mobile): Hebrew and Arabic read right to left in questions, citations, attachments and diff comments #24050's head at the stack base, da93945e7a; the final component code is at c94fc83192.

• Not checked visually:

  • the commit message box, the guest composer and the settings instruction fields
  • PR titles, since I had no Hebrew PR to show; it's the same one-line change as the other titles
  • Mobile pending-task rows (same helper; not separately captured)

Comparison baseline: Before = stack base da93945e7a, After = final component code at c94fc83192. Search was recaptured by restoring its component file byte-for-byte from each commit in the same fixture state. It is a component comparison, not full app checkouts of both revisions.

Text boxes

	Before	After
PR comment
Scheduled task prompt

Previews and search

	Before	After
Queued message
Stashed prompt
Unsent draft in the sidebar
Search snippet

Titles

I chose to keep desktop thread titles left-aligned because mixing left-aligned English titles with right-aligned Hebrew titles makes the list look asymmetric and visually unbalanced. It looks better when every title shares the same left edge. Bidi support is preserved independently of alignment, so Hebrew, English and mixed-language titles still use the appropriate reading order.

	Before	After
Desktop thread list
Thread hover card

Literal Markdown verification

Current-state capture from the actual Electron app: Hebrew prose with fenced English code, followed by restoration of the original prompt. This is verification of the final rendering, not a comparison with an intermediate PR version.

Full desktop capture.

Desktop originals: Before full window, After full window.

Android native verification

Current-state capture at 1aec1e77c0, from the native app on a Simlock Pixel 9. Titles share the same left edge; the English-leading, mostly Hebrew title uses RTL paragraph order and truncates at its logical end. This is verification of the Android fix, not a new Before/After comparison. The reconnected Simlock device also verified compact one-line truncation for Hebrew, Arabic, mixed and English titles.

Compact settled rows on the same native Android build, with long titles truncated at their logical ends and an untruncated Hebrew title sharing the same left edge:

Full-review follow-up

Fixed all six findings from the full CodeRabbit review in e4a4b03af6:

• Parse question fields as separate Markdown documents before combining prose, so an unclosed fence cannot swallow later options.
• Derive stash direction from the same clipped, code-aware preview that is displayed. The browser regression also restores the complete original prompt.
• Seed Android question headers/options and Markdown prose blocks with render-only direction marks. Marks are inserted inside prose blocks so headings, lists, blockquotes and fenced code retain their Markdown structure. Android's relative paragraph alignment is handled separately; the iOS alignment branch is retained.
• Isolate inline code in LTR and derive user-message direction from visible text, excluding serialized citation metadata.

vp run check:changed HEAD passed format, lint, knip, affected typechecks, 141 tests and React Compiler checks. Parser and stash direction regressions were observed failing before their fixes. The native Pixel 9 reproduced the English-leading/mostly-Hebrew ordering issue before the fix; the final capture below verifies header/body/option alignment, punctuation and the English option. Selecting an option enabled Submit; no answer was submitted and no paid provider turn ran. The iOS branch was not separately recaptured for this follow-up.

Full native capture. This is current-state verification, not another stack-base Before/After comparison.

iOS composer input

The input follows the desktop composer: the shared textDirection detector counts prose words per paragraph and breaks ties with the first word. Inline code, HTTP(S) URLs, and context chips are excluded, lists and quotes share a block direction, code blocks remain LTR, and empty or numeric lines inherit the preceding prose direction. Native paragraph alignment and base writing direction update together, so even an English-leading, mostly Hebrew paragraph aligns right. The source draft is preserved, with no inserted direction marks.

Verified on a rebuilt Simlock iPhone 18 Pro client (iOS 27) at adfbb27d69: Hebrew/right, English/left, mixed punctuation, multiline input, and English-leading Hebrew. Both draft read-backs matched exactly; no message was submitted. The native UIKit regression failed before the fix and passed afterward, including rendered paragraph edges and preserved text/caret. Five paragraph-direction tests, the native build, and vp run check:changed HEAD (format, lint, knip, 31 affected typechecks and React Compiler) passed.

Before shows the original iOS editor, captured before any composer alignment edits using native client 953468b560. Its native editor source at 96e90d657f is byte-for-byte identical to the stack base da93945e7a. After is the rebuilt native editor at adfbb27d69.

Before: original native editor	After: desktop direction logic

An English-leading Hebrew paragraph also aligns right, while the following English paragraph aligns left:

Latest conflict and review follow-up

Merged the updated #24050 head (b48cc5fa5b) and current main (15fe283272) without rebasing. Conflict resolution preserves upstream message metadata/responsive behavior and the Android Markdown direction seed/alignment fix. Both compact and regular mobile title rows retain their direction style and render-only Android direction marks; the summary's slim-row warning refers to an earlier, already resolved finding.

At 2c8184cd27, composer paragraph inference masks HTTP(S) URLs with the same expression used by Markdown prose inference. The URL-leading Hebrew regression failed before the fix and passes afterward, with UTF-16 offsets preserved. All 33 focused direction tests and the native UIKit rendered-layout/text/caret harness pass.

vp run check:changed upstream/main passed format, lint, both knip checks, patch validation, 39 affected typechecks, React Compiler, and 219 of 220 selected tests. The remaining test is GuestPage.browser.test.tsx / “follows the end as replies stream, and shows the guest's own message even after they scrolled up”. It fails identically on a separate clean checkout of main at 15fe283272 (expected scroll remainder below 2, received 2074), so the full scoped check is not green. This existing scrolling failure is unchanged by the RTL follow-up.

Native Markdown follow-up (3d1216eb91): direction seeding uses a dedicated GFM + math parser and preserves GitHub alert markers. Regression coverage confirms tables, task checkboxes, alerts and display math retain their syntax, with marks only at safe prose offsets. The regression failed before the fix and passes afterward. vp run check:changed HEAD passes format, lint, both knip checks, 33 affected typechecks and 29 tests. This focused follow-up does not change the previously documented baseline guest-scrolling failure.

Citation comment bidi follow-up (10f23c8f93)

A citation comment containing סבבה לזה אפשר לעשות defer לאחר כך, מה חוץ מזה? rendered correctly in the composer but reordered its Hebrew runs after sending. The sent citation label now uses the same word-majority direction detector as the composer. The chip and quote icon keep their layout, and the stored comment stays unchanged.

These captures render the actual sent citation component in Chromium with the same comment. Before is PR head 4c4395a8af; after is 10f23c8f93.

Before	After

The browser regression measures rendered word positions and the final question mark for the user's exact sentence. It fails on the previous sent chip and passes after the fix; the composer case passes throughout. All 5 citation browser tests pass. vp run check:changed HEAD (baseline 4c4395a8af) passes formatting, lint, both knip checks, 2 affected typechecks, the citation tests, and 2 React Compiler checks. This follow-up was verified in the Chromium component harness, not a full Electron session.

Written with Claude Opus 5.5 (claude-opus-5-5) in Claude Code and GPT-6.1-Sol in the Codex harness.

Takeover verification

Merged current main without rebasing and retained both the RTL changes and Android title measurement. Preserved standalone, reference, and linked Markdown images while adding direction marks; the existing parser test failed before each correction and passes afterward.

Blacksmith vp run check:changed github/main passes format, lint, both knip checks, 33 affected typechecks, 182 tests, and 37 React Compiler checks. Two independent reviewers approved 4c4395a8af. Chromium verified Hebrew instructions persist through the real settings client and render RTL. Native Android/iOS runtime verification was unavailable on this Linux VM.

Same saved Hebrew instructions, with the actual settings component from current main and the final PR component:

Takeover: gpt-6.1-sol through the Codex harness.

Mixed question labels (a6b3c65e1e)

In an RTL question card, headers and option labels/descriptions containing even one Hebrew or Arabic character now follow the card's RTL context. English-only fields retain LTR direction. This fixes Hebrew prefixes inside mostly English labels, such as Squash ל-feature branch (Recommended), while preserving English letter order.

Actual question component in Chromium, before at 10f23c8f93 and after at a6b3c65e1e. The red outline highlights the last option, where the mixed Hebrew/English ordering changed:

Before	After

Extended the existing browser regression with a single Hebrew letter in mostly English labels and descriptions, plus rendered English letter positions. The mixed label assertion fails before and passes after. Scoped checks pass: formatting, lint, both knip checks, 2 affected typechecks, 6 browser tests, and the React Compiler check. Verified in the component harness.

Secret request card (5cfa74ef06)

The request_secret card rendered its label, reason, placeholder and answered row left to right, so Hebrew sat on the wrong side and code and punctuation landed out of order. The card now follows the question card's rule: one direction from the label and reason together, so an English label above a Hebrew reason does not flip the card mid-way. Inline code in the reason is isolated in LTR. A Hebrew placeholder reads RTL, and the input switches to LTR once a secret is typed. Answered rows isolate the label from the English status. Layout, buttons and the fixed English copy stay where they were. The question card's direction rule moved to a shared fieldDirection helper, and mobile's proseDirectionStyle moved to directionalText, so both cards use the same code.

Actual card component in Chromium, before at d22a442e84 and after at 5cfa74ef06:

Before	After

SecretRequestCard.direction.browser.test.tsx failed all 4 cases before the fix and passes after. vp run check:changed HEAD passes format, lint, both knip checks, 34 typechecks, the affected tests and React Compiler. Verified in the component harness, not with a live agent request.

Not checked visually: the mobile card on iOS and Android. It uses the same helpers as the mobile question card and passes typecheck, but was not run on a device.

Stash previews were rechecked at this head with Hebrew, inline code, English-leading, mixed, multi-line and long prompts. No further change was needed:

Link request card (41a7488983)

The link request card showed the agent's reason left to right, so Hebrew sat on the wrong side with its words and punctuation out of order. The reason now reads in its detected direction, with inline code isolated in LTR. The fixed English title, the URL and the buttons are unchanged.

Actual card component in Chromium with mocked state, before at 5cfa74ef06 and after at 41a7488983:

Before	After

LinkRequestCard.direction.browser.test.tsx failed on the Hebrew case before the fix and passes after. vp run check:changed HEAD passes format, lint, both knip checks, 3 affected typechecks, the affected tests and React Compiler. Verified in the component harness, not with a live agent request.

Not checked visually: the mobile card on iOS and Android. It uses the same helpers as the mobile secret card and passes typecheck, but was not run on a device.

Next-prompt suggestion alignment (29e1b7365a)

Hebrew next-prompt suggestions in the web and desktop composer were left-aligned because the placeholder overlay had no text direction. The overlay now uses dir="auto" and text-start, so Hebrew suggestions align right. The Tab hint uses logical spacing and keeps its LTR key label.

Before: the original user screenshot. After: a direct, unedited Chromium capture of the actual composer editor at 29e1b7365a, with the same prompt and Tab hint. The harness shows the editor region only.

Before	After

vp run check:changed HEAD against 37d50d7f7a passed formatting, lint, both knip checks, 2 affected typechecks, 39 tests and 2 React Compiler checks.

Evidence correction: the previous after image was composited onto the original screenshot and clipped the Tab keycap. It has been replaced with the direct component capture above. A focused Chromium check confirms RTL alignment, the entire keycap within the editor bounds, and no horizontal overflow inside the keycap. No additional source change was needed for this clipping report.

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Verdict: Would Approve

Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Improves Hebrew and Arabic text direction across web and mobile editors, previews, search results, and titles. The changes are presentation-only, without changing stored content or consequential application behavior.

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Walkthrough

Shared text-direction and Markdown utilities now support web and mobile interfaces. Components apply detected direction to question cards, Markdown content, titles, editors, and settings fields. The iOS composer sends paragraph directions to the native editor, which applies paragraph writing direction and alignment.

Changes: Text direction handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Shared direction and Markdown utilities packages/shared/src/textDirection.ts, packages/shared/package.json, apps/web/src/textDirection.ts, apps/web/src/textDirection.test.ts	The shared package adds text-direction and Markdown helpers for code separation, prose direction, previews, and directional marks. The web module re-exports these helpers. Tests cover Markdown parsing, previews, and directional marks.
Pending question direction apps/web/src/components/chat/ComposerPendingUserInputPanel.tsx, apps/web/src/components/chat/ComposerPendingUserInputPanel.direction.browser.test.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/PendingUserInputCard.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/thread-list-v2-items.tsx, apps/mobile/src/lib/directionalText.ts, apps/mobile/src/native/SelectableMarkdownText.types.ts, apps/mobile/src/native/EnrichedMarkdownText.tsx	Web and mobile question cards derive direction from question and option content and apply direction-aware text and alignment. Mobile Markdown text accepts writing-direction and text-alignment properties. Browser tests cover Hebrew and mixed-language questions.
Chat and Markdown content direction apps/web/src/components/chat/*, apps/web/src/components/ChatMarkdown.tsx, apps/web/src/components/ThreadSearchMatch.tsx, apps/web/src/components/sidebar/SidebarDraftBlock.tsx, apps/web/src/components/diffs/DiffCommentAnnotation.tsx, apps/web/src/components/MarkdownCodeBlock.tsx, apps/web/src/components/files/AudioPreview.tsx	Direction-aware rendering is applied to citations, messages, queued and stashed previews, sidebar drafts, search excerpts, and diff comments. BidiMarkdownText renders code parts in left-to-right elements and supports preview truncation. Audio duration text is explicitly left-to-right.
Thread and pull-request title direction apps/mobile/src/features/threads/thread-list-v2-items.tsx, apps/web/src/components/ThreadContextChip.tsx, apps/web/src/components/ThreadHoverCard.tsx, apps/web/src/components/ThreadStatusIndicators.tsx, apps/web/src/components/pullRequest/*, apps/web/src/components/sidebar/SidebarThreadRow.tsx	Thread and pull-request title displays set direction from their text. Mobile thread-list titles use direction-aware text and styles.
Text-entry and settings direction apps/web/src/components/GitActionsControl.tsx, apps/web/src/components/guest/GuestPage.tsx, apps/web/src/components/pullRequest/*, apps/web/src/components/settings/*, apps/web/src/components/diffs/DiffCommentAnnotation.tsx	Direction is set from current text in commit, message, comment, and review editors. Settings textareas use automatic or value-based direction.
iOS composer paragraph directions apps/mobile/src/native/T3ComposerEditor.ios.tsx, apps/mobile/modules/t3-composer-editor/ios/T3ComposerEditorView.swift, apps/mobile/src/native/composerTextDirection.test.ts, apps/mobile/modules/t3-composer-editor/tests/ios/*	The mobile composer sends paragraph-direction ranges with its controlled document. The iOS editor applies paragraph writing direction and alignment. Tests cover mixed-direction paragraphs, caret preservation, and a trailing empty paragraph.

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant ComposerEditor
  participant T3ComposerEditorView
  participant NativeTextStorage
  ComposerEditor->>T3ComposerEditorView: controlled document with paragraph directions
  T3ComposerEditorView->>NativeTextStorage: apply paragraph writing direction and alignment

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Title check		The title names the change: Hebrew and Arabic text reads right to left in PR and commit boxes, previews, search, and titles. The changeset applies direction handling across web and mobile text boxes, …
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.

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The title names the change: Hebrew and Arabic text reads right to left in PR and commit boxes, previews, search, and titles. The changeset applies direction handling across web and mobile text boxes, previews, search snippets, and titles, so the title matches the main change. It does not name the iOS composer or Android title-layout work, but those are secondary aspects of the same change.

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Minor · Apply title direction to slim thread rows too. · thread-list-v2-items.tsx:1375-1385

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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Apply title direction to slim thread rows too.

When variant === "slim", rowContent renders this separate Text instead of the title at Line 1091. Hebrew and Arabic titles therefore receive the new direction style only in card rows. Apply textDirectionStyle(thread.title) to the slim title as well.

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Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/thread-list-v2-items.tsx
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Apply textDirectionStyle(thread.title) to the separate title Text rendered by
rowContent for slim rows, so Hebrew and Arabic titles receive the same direction
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Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/chat/ComposerStashMenu.tsx:
- Around line 179-181: Update the stash preview rendering in ComposerStashMenu
so fenced-code portions from stashEntrySnippet are directionally isolated as
LTR, while prose continues to use the direction determined by
markdownProseDirection.

Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/chat/QueuedRunsControl.tsx:
- Around line 490-495: Update the queued preview rendering around
`markdownProseDirection` to identify fenced code portions and render each in an
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Review comments at @packages/shared/src/textDirection.ts:
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• apps/web/src/components/chat/ComposerStashMenu.tsx
• apps/web/src/components/chat/MarkdownCodeBlock.tsx
• apps/web/src/components/chat/QueuedRunsControl.tsx
• apps/web/src/components/chat/TimelineUserMessageRow.tsx
• apps/web/src/components/diffs/DiffCommentAnnotation.tsx
• apps/web/src/components/guest/GuestPage.tsx
• apps/web/src/components/pullRequest/PullRequestCommentForm.tsx
• apps/web/src/components/pullRequest/PullRequestDetailCrumbs.tsx
• apps/web/src/components/pullRequest/PullRequestGhosts.tsx
• apps/web/src/components/pullRequest/PullRequestLinkPreview.tsx
• apps/web/src/components/pullRequest/PullRequestMarkdownEditor.tsx
• apps/web/src/components/pullRequest/PullRequestReviewAnnotation.tsx
• apps/web/src/components/pullRequest/PullRequestReviewForm.tsx
• apps/web/src/components/pullRequest/PullRequestRow.tsx
• apps/web/src/components/pullRequest/PullRequestTitleEditor.tsx
• apps/web/src/components/settings/BranchNamingSettings.tsx
• apps/web/src/components/settings/ScheduledTasksSettings.tsx
• apps/web/src/components/settings/SourceControlWritingSettings.tsx
• apps/web/src/components/settings/ThreadTitleInstructionsSettings.tsx
• apps/web/src/components/sidebar/SidebarDraftBlock.tsx
• apps/web/src/textDirection.test.ts
• apps/web/src/textDirection.ts
• packages/shared/package.json
• packages/shared/src/textDirection.ts

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- Around line 88-89: Verify Android rendering of Hebrew, Arabic, and mixed
RTL/LTR titles with one- and two-line truncation; if the base direction is
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Minor · Apply textDirectionStyle to the slim-row title. · thread-list-v2-items.tsx:1377-1388

apps/mobile/src/features/threads/thread-list-v2-items.tsx:1377-1388
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Apply textDirectionStyle to the slim-row title.

The sidebar can produce slim thread rows. Their title omits the direction style used by card rows. RTL or mixed-direction titles can therefore use different rendering rules between row variants.

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               )}
               numberOfLines={1}
+              style={textDirectionStyle(thread.title)}
             >

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Update the slim-row title Text in the thread-list rendering flow to apply the
same direction styling as card-row titles by passing thread.title through
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Written by claude-opus-5-5 on behalf of Maria

Merged current main again without rebasing (e13c2e580a). Two conflicts:

• LinkRequestCard.tsx: keeps main's removal of the URL line (fix(peer): link requests use the addresses the app already has for a machine #34139) and the PR's direction-aware reason text.
• PullRequestLinkPreview.tsx: keeps main's linked comment and commit subjects, and puts dir={textDirection(card.title)} on the title fallback.

vp run check:changed against main passes: format, lint, both knip checks, typecheck (35 packages), 29 test files and the React Compiler check. No open review-bot findings.

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Written by gpt-6.1-sol on behalf of Maria

Verified in a real dev environment

verified the web paths below at exact head 4c4395a8afc50591f71af74f1222afc630009d7a, against github/main at 7195b69954. each checkout had its own dependency install and isolated dev state; only one dev server ran at a time. used repo playwright with /usr/bin/google-chrome on this linux boat vm.

created a project pointing at the real repository through the app, then sent real codex gpt-6.1-sol turns through the web composer on both revisions. the hebrew response, inline code and fenced code streamed and completed. no replay provider, mocked responses, database fixtures or component harness supplied the app data.

• scheduled-task prompt: main renders the same hebrew text with an ltr paragraph. the pr renders it rtl, including punctuation and (v2). english returns to ltr; arabic and english-leading/hebrew-majority text switch to rtl. clearing returns to ltr. cancelled without creating a scheduled task.
• stash: the same long hebrew/code prompt has an ltr, unisolated preview on main. the pr derives rtl from the visible preview and isolates run({ items: [1, 2] }) in ltr. restoration retains the full text, code and hidden english tail.
• search: searched the real hebrew user message after renaming its thread to a mixed hebrew/english title. main clips away its beginning. the pr preserves the beginning and matching highlight, keeps the You: label on the left, and opens the correct thread when selected.
• opened this pr in the app. typed hebrew/english in its comment editor and arabic/english in its review summary. both switch direction correctly. cleared both drafts without submitting.

blacksmith: vp test run apps/web/src/textDirection.test.ts apps/mobile/src/native/composerTextDirection.test.ts apps/web/src/components/chat/ComposerStashMenu.browser.test.tsx passed all 35 tests. the worker initially lacked chromium; installed it there and reran successfully. github reports 28 successful checks at this head. no source changes or pushes were needed.

matching prompt on main:

same prompt on the pr:

same stashed prompt on main:

same stashed prompt on the pr:

same search text on main:

same search text on the pr:

recorded direction changes through normal typing:

Not verified

native ios composer alignment/caret behavior, android titles and native markdown rendering require native clients unavailable in this linux run. electron, safari/firefox, macos/windows, mobile web, and remote/tunnel connections were not exercised.

queued previews, sidebar draft previews, guest composer, citation/question cards, commit-message entry, pr title/description/reply editing, and all settings instruction fields were not separately exercised. no review or test comment was submitted through the app; no commit, scheduled task execution or remote pr mutation was used to test those controls. these limits are not covered by the web screenshots or the shared-helper tests.

[Dananz]

@maria-rcks Thanks for the detailed verification at 4c4395a8af. Two focused web fixes have landed since your latest comment. Current head is a6b3c65e1e9c9b1f97fdc3db2b9bae8915bda476.

• Sent citation comments (10f23c8f93): the composer already rendered mixed Hebrew/English comments correctly, but the sent chip lost the label direction. It now uses the same direction detector. The regression uses סבבה לזה אפשר לעשות defer לאחר כך, מה חוץ מזה? and measures rendered word positions and the final question mark. The stored comment and chip layout stay unchanged.
• Mixed question labels (a6b3c65e1e): in an RTL question card, headers and option labels/descriptions containing even one Hebrew or Arabic character now follow the card's RTL context. This fixes mostly English labels with a Hebrew prefix, such as Squash ל-feature branch (Recommended). English-only fields remain LTR, and the regression also checks that English letters retain their left-to-right order.

Both regressions failed before their respective fixes and pass afterward. The citation run passed all 5 browser tests; the question run passed all 6 direction/navigation browser tests. Each incremental vp run check:changed HEAD passed formatting, lint, both knip checks, affected typechecks, focused tests, and React Compiler checks.

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Before (10f23c8f93)	After (a6b3c65e1e)

[Dananz]

Merged current main again, without rebasing (db84490693). Current head is 30506f76cc.

Since my last comment, two more commits landed (Nov 4):

• Secret request cards (5cfa74ef06): the label, reason and empty placeholder follow their own text direction on web and mobile. A typed secret stays left to right.
• Link request reasons (41a7488983): the reason text on the mobile link request card follows its text direction.

Conflict resolution keeps main's behavior and adds only the direction props on top:

• Secret request card (fix(web): screen readers no longer read out a secret typed into the request card #31653, feat(secrets): answer a secret request with a secret provider reference #31670): keeps main's type="password" field and the provider-reference source picker. The value field gets the same dir rule as before. On mobile, SecretTextInput takes an optional textDirection for its iOS alignment (Android already uses the render-only direction mark in the placeholder).
• PR review, reply and description editors: keep main's PullRequestMarkdownTextarea and dictation controls, plus dir={textDirection(value)} (the wrapper passes props through to Textarea).
• PR link preview: dir now goes on main's card.title.
• Test update (30506f76cc): SecretRequestCard.direction.browser.test.tsx now mocks configValueAtom and finds the field by its label, since a password input has no textbox role. The test assertions are unchanged.

vp run check:changed origin/main passes: format, lint, both knip checks, typecheck (34 packages), 23 test files (212 tests) and the React Compiler check.

[Dananz]

@maria-rcks quick follow-up since my Nov 6 comment. I merged main again, and fixed:

• Hebrew/Arabic titles in “Created thread” cards and compact rows, preserving mixed-language ordering.
• Default text direction on web and mobile, so text without explicit direction handles Hebrew/Arabic automatically. Explicit direction, code and editors retain their existing handling, including punctuation around inline links.
• RTL alignment of next-prompt suggestions in the web/desktop composer, with direction-aware spacing for the Tab hint.

Current head is 29e1b7365a. CI checks are passing, and the PR description includes updated evidence. The suggestion was checked in Chromium’s component harness; this adds no native-device verification.

Anything missing for this to be merge ready? I can split web and mobile if that would make review easier.