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fix(mobile): show agent activity in the iOS home screen widget - #30247
Fixesthe blank Home Screen widget for iOS users. Agent Activity shows up to five task summaries from T3 Connect, the remote connection service, while its total counts all active tasks. Large widgets fill spare rows with threads still in the app's Unsettled list, including idle or completed tasks. Based on the existing open widget PR, this fix adds adaptive system fonts and shows five compact medium rows or up to seven roomier large rows.
Decisions for review
How should tasks fit each Home Screen size?
Decision: Use compact, single-line medium rows with truncated titles. Keep roomier large rows with the project below the title.
Size
Final layout at the standard text size
Medium
Up to five evenly spaced, single-line rows. Long titles truncate. Project labels are omitted to keep each thread on one line.
Large
Up to seven roomier rows, with the project below the title. A horizontal divider separates relay rows from local Unsettled rows only when both sections have visible items.
Both sizes keep the relay's total active count at the bottom right. Medium rows share the available height within native top and bottom margins.
Options and why
Options:
Compact medium rows and roomier large rows with Apple's text styles.
Three medium rows using fixed 14-point titles.
Roomier rows in both sizes.
Why: The compact medium layout fits five thread titles with even spacing and clear top and bottom margins. Large keeps the project context and separates the two row sources.
Medium titles use one line. Large titles use up to two lines for five or fewer rows; fuller layouts use one line. SF Symbols are static, and their color matches the status text.
Who should determine font size and weight?
Decision: Use Apple's adaptive subheadline style with semibold weight for thread titles in small, medium and large widgets. At the standard setting, titles use 15 points. Medium and large statuses and totals use caption2; large project labels also use caption2. Symbols use subheadline in medium and body in large.
The system scales the text with Dynamic Type; titles keep semibold weight. The layout reduces rows as text grows.
Options and why
Options:
System text styles with fewer rows at larger text sizes.
The earlier 17-point adaptive headline style.
Fixed point sizes and a fixed row count.
Why: The user chose the smaller system style after reviewing Apple's widget guidance. Apple recommends system text styles; it does not require 17-point thread titles. This preserves the hierarchy while supporting the device's text-size preference.
The existing Expo Widgets patch passes the native Dynamic Type category into the typed widget environment; the SDK did not expose it.
At XXXL, both sizes show three rows. Accessibility sizes show one medium row or two large rows; symbols are omitted to preserve space for text.
The small thread title now scales with Dynamic Type; its normal size remains 15 points. Lock Screen typography and empty-state headings retain their existing styles. The new environment field is optional; other widgets and Live Activities retain their behavior.
Which status text should the widget use?
Decision: Display the relay's existing row.status: Connecting, Working, Approval, Input, Done, Failed, Waiting. Local snapshot expiry still displays Out of date. A fresh relay Waiting row keeps the total active count. Local Unsettled rows use the app's labels, including Ready, Request, Limited and Done.
Options and why
Options:
The relay's existing compact labels.
Shared activity headlines such as Approval needed, Agent is working, and Waiting for input.
Widget-specific wording such as Needs approval.
Why: The existing short labels fit the right column and avoid another set of widget wording. Needs approval is not an existing shared label; the earlier widget's Approval needed mapping is removed.
The relay maps starting/running/approval/input/completed/failed/stale to the labels above in its aggregate builder. The longer shared headlines live in agent awareness.
Out of date is a local ten-minute safety state, not text received from the relay.
Should the count mean visible rows or all active tasks?
Decision: Preserve the relay's total activeCount, calculated before its five-row display cap. The large widget can show five relay rows plus local Unsettled rows while retaining 10 active. Local rows never increase that count.
Options and why
Options:
Use the total active count already supplied by the relay.
Count only rows visible in the widget.
Why: A visible-row count hides work when more than five tasks are active. The ten-task fixture below passes through the real aggregate builder and produces five rows with a total of ten.
Which threads fill the large widget?
Decision: Keep the relay snapshot first and its five-row limit unchanged. Fill spare large-widget rows from Unsettled threads already loaded in the app.
Options and why
Options:
Keep five relay summaries and fill the large widget from the app's Unsettled list.
Increase the relay summary limit to return more active threads.
Why: The user chose local Unsettled threads instead of changing the relay limit. Relay rows retain account-wide activity; supplemental rows reflect only threads currently loaded in the mobile app.
Use the same Unsettled-list selection, including pinned threads. Exclude settled, snoozed, archived and deleted threads. Remove duplicates by environment and thread ID.
Supplemental rows appear only in large. Their statuses come from the app, including Ready and Done. Each row keeps its own encoded thread link.
Local-only rows show 0 active and no divider. The count always comes from the relay; completed or idle local threads do not increase it.
Refresh local rows during foreground snapshot, loading and offline publications. Cached relay rows and their original expiry remain intact. Sign-out clears both sources.
Which thread opens when a row is tapped?
Decision: Wrap each medium and large row in a native link to that row's encoded thread URL. Keep the first thread as the fallback for taps outside rows.
Why:Review found that the shared widget URL opened the first thread even when a later row was tapped.
Should queued updates survive an account change?
Decision: Discard queued work from an earlier account identity after each awaited read. Same-account updates keep their order and preserve cached snapshots.
Why: A delayed cache read could let an obsolete snapshot write after sign-out was requested. The existing regression now includes a failed native clearing write.
Problems and fixes
Area
Problem
Fix
Agent Activity
Adding the advertised widget produces a blank tile because only its Live Activity layout is registered.
Embed the Home Screen layout and publish account-owned timelines. Preserve cached rows and their deadline during same-account loading or failures; clear them on account changes. Preserve existing Live Activity registration behavior and the relay's five-row cap.
This fills the missing layout and publication for an existing gallery entry under the focused obvious-bug exception. Relay publication and account tests are adapted from the open widget PR. Additional fixes cover expired gallery snapshots, same-account sign-out/re-entry races, per-build encoded thread links, and the embedded layout's native fingerprint.
Current PR screenshots
These captures show the implementation in this PR at the standard text size.
Medium and large layouts
Long titles in both sizes
Only Unsettled threads
Standard text size, accessibility stress tests and long titles
Ship a new iOS binary for the large size and embedded gallery fallback. The layout is an explicit native fingerprint input.
The Live Activity dismissEnded patch hunks already exist in the PR base. This PR preserves them; the SDK behavior added here is the Dynamic Type environment field.
Validation evidence
At 40ad7bc028d90010d38f12fdbb879ddb66e744c6
vp run check:changed passes: format, lint, unused patches, both knip checks, 40 selected package typechecks, 45 tests across six files, and 12 React Compiler checks. No bypasses.
At 90dab34487fd6acd30093ee75b70e0e7d129e1a6, GitHub CI passed lint, build and typecheck, tests, web tests, all eight server shards, Rust, release smoke, and native fingerprint checks.
Existing cards now publish their widget snapshot before push-token registration. Registration and retry handling remain unchanged. An account check after the snapshot read prevents registering an old card after an account switch.
The blocked-registration regression failed on the previous code: the widget still showed loading while token registration waited. Removing the account check also fails the account-switch regression. All 26 registration tests pass.
Native layout screenshots and build evidence below were captured at 90dab34487fd6acd30093ee75b70e0e7d129e1a6. The layout and native build inputs are unchanged by this ordering fix.
The real Expo builder/runtime regression failed when supplemental rows were ignored. It now verifies five medium rows, seven large rows, deduplication, encoded supplemental links, and the unchanged relay total. Medium and small never display supplemental rows; local-only large rows show zero active.
A focused test uses the app's real Unsettled-list selector to check completed, idle, pinned, settled, snoozed, archived and deleted threads, duplicate IDs across environments, project names, encoded links and the supplemental bound.
Native publication checks account ownership and sign-out clearing. Local-only snapshots retain zero active and schedule unfinished local rows to expire after ten minutes; this regression fails on the earlier timeline builder. Same-account loading and offline updates can remove local supplemental rows while preserving the cached relay entries and their dates.
Native verification uses controlled relay payloads, the production publisher, real Expo Widgets storage, and six cached app Unsettled threads. Light/dark, long titles, XXXL and AX5 captures show the final layout. Offline publication preserves timeline dates and expiry; native sign-out clears both row sources. Final native client aabc6ef33109b6993a9a31e3ab7845928f22809d built and installed in 563 seconds on iPhone 17 Pro, iOS 26.5. Its embedded widget source matches the pushed commit.
Temporary fixture hooks are removed before commit. No relay, contract, push-delivery or provider code changes. Android and other clients keep their behavior.
Earlier checks
At 0e64cf4dc4f20a2036d89a9bfdfa5394d0ffddc3, the adaptive 15-point typography and per-row native links passed checks and native verification on fingerprint 4b342fbf5de2cce264272d7f3ee8954b56bdee13.
At cac281c256aae62d86cf12202961554df84c334e, changed-file checks passed and native fingerprint 4856011a7d7306da7a2867a46cef4d17fff7b565 verified the Dynamic Type bridge. The earlier headline layout showed 2/5 rows at standard Large, 1/3 at XXXL, and 1/2 at AX5.
At 88faeaac4f177042dd6b6c1d357d0ee0bc75e60d, the large widget was added through the native gallery, with five rows and total ten captured in light/dark appearance. Its Waiting-count regression and all changed-file checks passed.
At de008d84a44d8609135646a9041fbf3ba04f7d23, all changed-file checks passed and the compact layout was captured in light/dark appearance, including long titles. Native fingerprint 05fdba8c2173d0790e908d6e532b8ebc5b50c7bb built and installed successfully.
At 43dd21a70754931c98925158d2105977cf01e9bc, native checks covered same-account cache/deadline preservation, account-switch and sign-out clearing, encoded thread tap-through, and accelerated expiry.
Negative controls failed for missing initial registration, expired gallery rows, and a response arriving after sign-out/re-entry to the same account.
Editing the layout left Expo's native fingerprint unchanged before the dependency fix; the same edit now changes it.
Not verified
Authenticated T3 Connect delivery or APNs; relay payloads and account transitions were controlled fixtures.
Context-menu resize automation did not apply the size; the large option was verified by adding it from the native widget gallery.
A physical iPhone, iOS 27.0.1, native Lock Screen/tinted rendering, or a never-launched installation.
A full real-time ten-minute wait. Native scheduling used an accelerated deadline; the focused test checks the production duration.
Background widget delivery is outside this fix. Mobile native static analysis and a fresh bot review did not run at this head.
Agent: GPT-6.1 Sol via Codex (T3 Code); Claude Opus 5.5 via Claude Code (adapted relay code and tests from the linked PR).
Created with GPT-6.1 Sol in Codex, running in T3 Code.
Adapt relay publication and account-state tests from [the existing widget PR](pingdotgg#21163). Retain the revised layout, add gallery expiry and account re-entry guards, and track the embedded layout in the native fingerprint.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — The existing iOS Agent Activity widget now displays account snapshots and marks unfinished activity stale after ten minutes. Updates include account-change guards and sign-out clearing, without changing product defaults.
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Adds an iOS Agent Activity home-screen widget. It builds timelines from relay snapshots and supplemental unsettled threads, then publishes widget states during remote-registration refreshes. Unfinished activities receive a stale timeline entry after 10 minutes.
Creates source-specific empty states and snapshot timelines. Unfinished activities receive a stale entry 10 minutes after the snapshot. Adds widget layouts, activity rows, status display, empty-state text, and deep links. Configures widget families and the initial layout. The Expo Widgets patch adds environment values and calls dismissEnded() before starting a replacement activity. Tests and documentation cover widget behavior.
Builds supplemental rows from unsettled threads, excludes duplicates and filtered threads, and adds project names and deep links. The iOS reader gathers thread, project, settlement, and queued-message state.
Serializes iOS timeline updates and preserves matching-account cached activities during loading or unavailable states. The non-iOS publisher has an empty body. Tests cover account ownership and publication ordering.
Publishes loading and signed-out states on provider changes, and snapshot or unavailable states during refresh. Rejects obsolete snapshot reads before they can publish or continue into Live Activity priming.
pingdotgg/t3code#14861: Configures the same widget identity and adds a competing widget registration and timeline publisher.
pingdotgg/t3code#28321: Registers and publishes another Agent Activity widget under the same identity.
Suggested reviewers:t3dotgg, juliusmarminge
Merge Risk: Low · up to 50290
A slow widget snapshot can delay Live Activity token registration and updates. The bounded delay merits owner awareness, but the supplied evidence does not establish a broader merge blocker.
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The title "fix(mobile): show agent activity in the iOS home screen widget" matches the main change in the changeset. The summaries show a new Home Screen layout for the AgentActivity iOS widget (Agent…
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The description follows the repository template closely. It has a Summary that states the problem (blank Home Screen widget, linked issue #28958), decision sections covering layout, typography, status…
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[#28958] Requires that a remote thread appear in the iOS Home Screen Agent Activity widget instead of an empty widget. The summary shows the root cause addressed: AgentActivityWidget.tsx adds a `sys…
Out of Scope Changes check
The changes stay within the Agent Activity iOS widget. Issue [#28958] does not request the additional layout decisions, but the PR description states them as widget scope. The changes include: Home Sc…
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The title "fix(mobile): show agent activity in the iOS home screen widget" matches the main change in the changeset. The summaries show a new Home Screen layout for the AgentActivity iOS widget (AgentActivityWidget.tsx, app.config.ts systemLarge family), publication of account-owned widget timelines (publishAgentActivityWidget.ios.ts, agentActivityWidgetTimeline.ts), and unsettled-thread rows. The title is concise, uses the conventional commit form, and names the affected platform and surface. It does not cover every detail, such as the Dynamic Type environment patch or the large-widget supplemental rows, which is acceptable.
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The description follows the repository template closely. It has a Summary that states the problem (blank Home Screen widget, linked issue #28958), decision sections covering layout, typography, status text, counts, supplemental threads, link targets, and account-change handling, and a Verification section with specific commands, commit hashes, test counts, and device/OS details. It also lists what was not verified. The template's Problem and Change headings are not used as written, and the Scope and approval section cites the focused obvious-bug exception and links the prior work. Some required content is spread across a long, heavily nested structure, and the 'Problem' content is brief. The verification section is detailed and gives observed results. Overall the description is mostly complete, so it passes.
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[#28958] Requires that a remote thread appear in the iOS Home Screen Agent Activity widget instead of an empty widget. The summary shows the root cause addressed: AgentActivityWidget.tsx adds a systemLarge family and is set as the initial layout in app.config.ts, so the Home Screen widget gets a layout. publishAgentActivityWidget.ios.ts and remoteRegistration.ts publish relay activity snapshots to the widget timeline per account. AgentActivityWidget.test.mjs renders the layouts and checks active states across families, and agentActivityWidgetTimeline.test.ts checks publication and timeline entries. Together these establish the code path from relay activity to rendered widget rows. Authenticated relay delivery, APNs, and physical-device rendering are not verified. They are runtime checks, not coding requirements of the issue, and they do not block this code-level verdict. The review used the supplied change summary and PR description. No repository inspection was performed, so the verdict depends on that summary being accurate.
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The changes stay within the Agent Activity iOS widget. Issue [#28958] does not request the additional layout decisions, but the PR description states them as widget scope. The changes include: Home Screen layout registration and native fingerprint input (app.config.ts, fingerprint.config.js); account-owned timeline publication and sign-out clearing (publishAgentActivityWidget.ios.ts, remoteRegistration.ts); supplemental Unsettled rows for the large widget (agentActivityWidgetThreads.ts, readWidgetUnsettledRows.ios.ts); Dynamic Type handling (AgentActivityWidget.tsx and the Expo Widgets patch environment field); per-row thread links; and user documentation in docs/user/usage.md. Each change serves the widget's display, data, or behavior. The Expo patch change adds a Dynamic Type environment field used by the widget. The PR states that the dismissEnded patch hunks already exist in the base, and the review summary does not show a removal of existing Live Activity behavior. No unrelated change is demonstrated. The pnpm-lock.yaml file is in ignored_files and was not reviewed. This does not affect the verdict because the excluded file is a lockfile and is not needed to judge scope.
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Invalidate queued publications only when the account identity changes.
A delayed getTimeline() can let an obsolete account A snapshot run after sign-out or a switch to account B. That snapshot writes A's rows. If the later clearing update throws, publication = next.catch(() => {}) leaves the A rows, including their ten-minute stale entry, visible. Track an identity generation from accountId and recheck it after each awaited operation and before updateTimeline. Do not invalidate every newer publication, because same-account loading and unavailable publications must preserve valid cached snapshots.
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Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/widgets/publishAgentActivityWidget.ios.ts
around lines 27 - 31:
Update publishAgentActivityWidget to track an identity generation that changes
only when accountId changes, and capture it for each queued publication. Recheck
that generation after each awaited operation, including module loading and
getTimeline, and immediately before updateTimeline; discard obsolete-account
work while allowing same-account loading or unavailable publications to preserve
valid cached snapshots.
The queued-publication finding is fixed in 0e64cf4. Account identity changes invalidate queued work after module and cache reads. Same-account updates keep their order.
The regression delays a cache read, queues an old-account snapshot, then fails native sign-out clearing. The obsolete snapshot never writes. Concurrent same-account snapshot, loading and unavailable updates still preserve valid activity. Changed-file checks pass.
The dismissEnded scope warning refers to behavior already present in the PR base patch. Regenerated patch context preserves those hunks. This PR adds the Dynamic Type environment field and keeps existing Live Activity dismissal behavior.
#!/bin/bashset -euo pipefail
python - <<'PY'import subprocess, pathlib, difflib, json, base64path = "patches/expo-widgets@58.0.20.patch"rev = "cefb544af3c98224874419198c0359b652ca3c94"result = subprocess.run(["git", "show", f"{rev}:{path}"], capture_output=True, text=True)if result.returncode == 0: base = result.stdoutelse: raw = subprocess.check_output(["gh", "api", f"repos/pingdotgg/t3code/contents/{path}?ref={rev}"], text=True) base = base64.b64decode(json.loads(raw)["content"]).decode()head = pathlib.Path(path).read_text()print("=== BASE dismissEnded context ===")lines = base.splitlines()for i, line in enumerate(lines): if "dismissEnded" in line: print(f"--- Base patch Line {i+1} ---") print("\n".join(lines[max(0,i-4):i+6]))print("=== BASE-TO-CURRENT PATCH DIFF ===")print("".join(difflib.unified_diff(base.splitlines(True), head.splitlines(True), fromfile="base/"+path, tofile="current/"+path)))PY
Length of output: 15868
@CopyJosh I compared patches/expo-widgets@58.0.20.patch with base revision cefb544af3c98224874419198c0359b652ca3c94. The base already contains dismissEnded() and its call from start(). The regenerated patch preserves that behavior and adds the Dynamic Type environment bridge.
The dismissEnded scope warning was incorrect. I withdraw that warning. No removal or separate PR is needed for those existing hunks.
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Minor · Repaint the widget before awaiting relay token registration… · remoteRegistration.ts:1091-1100
apps/mobile/src/features/agent-awareness/remoteRegistration.ts:1091-1100 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Repaint the widget before awaiting relay token registration for an existing card.
For an existing Live Activity, refreshActiveLiveActivityRemoteRegistration awaits every token registration before it calls refreshWidget. The comment at lines 1094-1095 says the widget repaints without waiting on the relay. The code does not do that. The widget snapshot publication waits for each relay request to finish. A slow relay response delays the home-screen widget update by the same amount. A failed registration does not block the update, because Effect.catch converts the failure into a retry flag.
refreshWidget reads only the agent activity snapshot. It does not depend on registrationResults. Running it before the registration loop removes the wait.
Suggested fix
+ if (hadActivities) {+ yield* refreshWidget;+ }+
const registrationResults = yield* Effect.forEach(activities, (activity) =>
registerLiveActivityPushToken({ activity }).pipe(
Effect.map((registered) => !registered),
Effect.catch((error) =>
Effect.sync(() => {
logRegistrationError("active live activity token registration failed", error);
return true;
}),
),
),
);
if (registrationResults.some(Boolean)) {
scheduleActiveLiveActivityRegistrationRetry();
}
-- // An existing card keeps its push token registered without waiting on the- // relay; the widget still repaints afterwards.- if (hadActivities) {- yield* refreshWidget;- }
});
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In refreshActiveLiveActivityRemoteRegistration, move the hadActivities check and
refreshWidget call before the Effect.forEach that registers activity push
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- Around line 1091-1100: In refreshActiveLiveActivityRemoteRegistration, move
the hadActivities check and refreshWidget call before the Effect.forEach that
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Allow existing cards to publish widget snapshots before token registration: fixed in 40ad7bc028.
The outside-diff finding was valid. The widget refresh now runs before the registration loop; registration and retry handling are unchanged. An account check after the snapshot read prevents registering an old card after an account switch.
The blocked-registration regression fails on the previous code. Removing the account check also fails its regression. All 26 registration tests and all changed-file checks pass, including 45 tests across six files.
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- Around line 1090-1093: Restructure the flow around hadActivities so the
refreshWidget path and token-registration/retry path run concurrently instead of
waiting for yield* refreshWidget first. Preserve the isCurrentAccount checks
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Run the widget refresh and token registration concurrently.
When an activity already exists, a slow snapshot request delays token registration and retry scheduling. The snapshot HTTP request has a 10-second timeout, but this delay can still cause missed Live Activity updates.
Run both paths concurrently so a blocked registration also does not delay the widget. Preserve account checks on both paths.
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1090 - 1093:
Restructure the flow around hadActivities so the refreshWidget path and
token-registration/retry path run concurrently instead of waiting for yield*
refreshWidget first. Preserve the isCurrentAccount checks independently on both
paths so neither continues for a stale account.
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Summary
Fixes the blank Home Screen widget for iOS users. Agent Activity shows up to five task summaries from T3 Connect, the remote connection service, while its total counts all active tasks. Large widgets fill spare rows with threads still in the app's Unsettled list, including idle or completed tasks. Based on the existing open widget PR, this fix adds adaptive system fonts and shows five compact medium rows or up to seven roomier large rows.
Decisions for review
How should tasks fit each Home Screen size?
Options and why
Options:
Why: The compact medium layout fits five thread titles with even spacing and clear top and bottom margins. Large keeps the project context and separates the two row sources.
Medium titles use one line. Large titles use up to two lines for five or fewer rows; fuller layouts use one line. SF Symbols are static, and their color matches the status text.
Who should determine font size and weight?
subheadlinestyle with semibold weight for thread titles in small, medium and large widgets. At the standard setting, titles use 15 points. Medium and large statuses and totals usecaption2; large project labels also usecaption2. Symbols usesubheadlinein medium andbodyin large.Options and why
Options:
Why: The user chose the smaller system style after reviewing Apple's widget guidance. Apple recommends system text styles; it does not require 17-point thread titles. This preserves the hierarchy while supporting the device's text-size preference.
The existing Expo Widgets patch passes the native Dynamic Type category into the typed widget environment; the SDK did not expose it.
At XXXL, both sizes show three rows. Accessibility sizes show one medium row or two large rows; symbols are omitted to preserve space for text.
The small thread title now scales with Dynamic Type; its normal size remains 15 points. Lock Screen typography and empty-state headings retain their existing styles. The new environment field is optional; other widgets and Live Activities retain their behavior.
Which status text should the widget use?
row.status: Connecting, Working, Approval, Input, Done, Failed, Waiting. Local snapshot expiry still displays Out of date. A fresh relay Waiting row keeps the total active count. Local Unsettled rows use the app's labels, including Ready, Request, Limited and Done.Options and why
Options:
Approval needed,Agent is working, andWaiting for input.Needs approval.Why: The existing short labels fit the right column and avoid another set of widget wording.
Needs approvalis not an existing shared label; the earlier widget'sApproval neededmapping is removed.The relay maps starting/running/approval/input/completed/failed/stale to the labels above in its aggregate builder. The longer shared headlines live in agent awareness.
Out of dateis a local ten-minute safety state, not text received from the relay.Should the count mean visible rows or all active tasks?
activeCount, calculated before its five-row display cap. The large widget can show five relay rows plus local Unsettled rows while retaining 10 active. Local rows never increase that count.Options and why
Options:
Why: A visible-row count hides work when more than five tasks are active. The ten-task fixture below passes through the real aggregate builder and produces five rows with a total of ten.
Which threads fill the large widget?
Options and why
Options:
Why: The user chose local Unsettled threads instead of changing the relay limit. Relay rows retain account-wide activity; supplemental rows reflect only threads currently loaded in the mobile app.
Use the same Unsettled-list selection, including pinned threads. Exclude settled, snoozed, archived and deleted threads. Remove duplicates by environment and thread ID.
Supplemental rows appear only in large. Their statuses come from the app, including Ready and Done. Each row keeps its own encoded thread link.
Local-only rows show 0 active and no divider. The count always comes from the relay; completed or idle local threads do not increase it.
Refresh local rows during foreground snapshot, loading and offline publications. Cached relay rows and their original expiry remain intact. Sign-out clears both sources.
Which thread opens when a row is tapped?
Should queued updates survive an account change?
Problems and fixes
This fills the missing layout and publication for an existing gallery entry under the focused obvious-bug exception. Relay publication and account tests are adapted from the open widget PR. Additional fixes cover expired gallery snapshots, same-account sign-out/re-entry races, per-build encoded thread links, and the embedded layout's native fingerprint.
Current PR screenshots
These captures show the implementation in this PR at the standard text size.
Standard text size, accessibility stress tests and long titles
Small widget, small at AX5, XXXL text, long titles in both sizes, and fresh Waiting status use the same controlled relay payloads and production publisher.
Original blank-widget report and final layout
The before image is from the report. Simulator images use controlled relay payloads through the production publisher and real Expo Widgets storage.
Layout options considered
These captures record the layout discussion. Earlier variants are intentionally retained here as alternatives, not as the final appearance.
Earlier mixed working/completed example uses Approval, Working and Done. Earlier four-row dark variant shows the footer decision before the fifth row was added.
Release requirements
Warning
Ship a new iOS binary for the large size and embedded gallery fallback. The layout is an explicit native fingerprint input.
The Live Activity
dismissEndedpatch hunks already exist in the PR base. This PR preserves them; the SDK behavior added here is the Dynamic Type environment field.Validation evidence
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40ad7bc028d90010d38f12fdbb879ddb66e744c6vp run check:changedpasses: format, lint, unused patches, both knip checks, 40 selected package typechecks, 45 tests across six files, and 12 React Compiler checks. No bypasses.90dab34487fd6acd30093ee75b70e0e7d129e1a6, GitHub CI passed lint, build and typecheck, tests, web tests, all eight server shards, Rust, release smoke, and native fingerprint checks.90dab34487fd6acd30093ee75b70e0e7d129e1a6. The layout and native build inputs are unchanged by this ordering fix.aabc6ef33109b6993a9a31e3ab7845928f22809dbuilt and installed in 563 seconds on iPhone 17 Pro, iOS 26.5. Its embedded widget source matches the pushed commit.Earlier checks
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0e64cf4dc4f20a2036d89a9bfdfa5394d0ffddc3, the adaptive 15-point typography and per-row native links passed checks and native verification on fingerprint4b342fbf5de2cce264272d7f3ee8954b56bdee13.At
cac281c256aae62d86cf12202961554df84c334e, changed-file checks passed and native fingerprint4856011a7d7306da7a2867a46cef4d17fff7b565verified the Dynamic Type bridge. The earlier headline layout showed 2/5 rows at standard Large, 1/3 at XXXL, and 1/2 at AX5.At
88faeaac4f177042dd6b6c1d357d0ee0bc75e60d, the large widget was added through the native gallery, with five rows and total ten captured in light/dark appearance. Its Waiting-count regression and all changed-file checks passed.At
de008d84a44d8609135646a9041fbf3ba04f7d23, all changed-file checks passed and the compact layout was captured in light/dark appearance, including long titles. Native fingerprint05fdba8c2173d0790e908d6e532b8ebc5b50c7bbbuilt and installed successfully.At
43dd21a70754931c98925158d2105977cf01e9bc, native checks covered same-account cache/deadline preservation, account-switch and sign-out clearing, encoded thread tap-through, and accelerated expiry.Negative controls failed for missing initial registration, expired gallery rows, and a response arriving after sign-out/re-entry to the same account.
Editing the layout left Expo's native fingerprint unchanged before the dependency fix; the same edit now changes it.
Not verified
Agent: GPT-6.1 Sol via Codex (T3 Code); Claude Opus 5.5 via Claude Code (adapted relay code and tests from the linked PR).
Created with GPT-6.1 Sol in Codex, running in T3 Code.