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ci(mobile): dev clients build on Blacksmith, and mobile:install starts that build - #33617
A dev client that isn't in the shared cache is built on whichever machine asks first: gradlew app:assembleDebug on a small VM (5 to 15 minutes), or an EAS build for iOS where there is no Xcode (10 to 30). Several agents missing on the same fingerprint each build it. The Android store build on Blacksmith (https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/pulls/33565) takes about 4 minutes warm.
What
Mobile Dev Client workflow. Builds the emulator and simulator development client for a commit's native fingerprint and uploads it to the native-client cache, under the key mobile:install already reads.
Android: blacksmith-32vcpu, with Gradle home and ccache on their own sticky disk (same recipe as the store build).
iOS: blacksmith-12vcpu-macos-26, the script's existing Xcode path.
Runs on native changes to main, and on workflow_dispatch (ref, platform, abi, fingerprint).
On pull requests that change the workflow or the script it builds without the cache and shares nothing, as a check.
mobile:install starts that build. On a cache miss it dispatches the workflow for HEAD and waits for the client in the cache, when gh may dispatch workflows on pingdotgg/t3code and HEAD is on GitHub. A run already building the same client is joined, not duplicated. It builds on the machine instead when it can't dispatch, when the run fails, when HEAD lacks the checkout's native edits (the run fails fast on --expect-fingerprint), or with T3_NATIVE_CLIENT_BUILD=local.
--expect-fingerprint on ensure --prepare, and T3_NATIVE_CLIENT_SHARE=required (a failed upload fails the workflow run instead of being logged).
Before this does anything on main
The workflow uploads as a new cache writer. Until the secret exists it prints a warning and builds nothing:
node infra/task-cache/scripts/manage.ts add-writer ci-native-clients, then alchemy deploy --stage prod in infra/task-cache.
Put the token from the file it writes in the repository secret T3_NATIVE_CLIENT_WRITE_TOKEN.
Checked
scripts typecheck and the script's tests pass (new: finding a run by title and reading its state).
This PR's own runs of the workflow, which build without the client cache:
Android x86_64
iOS simulator
Cold (empty sticky disk)
4m50s job, Gradle 4m03s
6m12s
Warm
1m41s job, Gradle 48s (522 of 1014 tasks from cache)
4m57s
Checkout credentials are removed in a step of their own; persist-credentials: false fails in this repository (its cleanup runs git submodule foreach and stops at the vendored gitlinks under .repos). The first run here failed on exactly that.
Not checked: the dispatch-and-wait path end to end, and the upload, which need the workflow on main and the secret.
…s that build
A new Mobile Dev Client workflow builds the emulator and simulator development client for a
commit's native fingerprint and uploads it to the native-client cache: Android on a 32-vCPU
Blacksmith runner with Gradle and ccache on a sticky disk, iOS on a macOS runner. It runs on
native changes to main, and on workflow_dispatch.
mobile:install dispatches it for HEAD on a cache miss when gh may do so and HEAD is pushed,
then waits for the client in the cache; it falls back to a build on the machine otherwise.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The change adds a GitHub Actions workflow for Android and iOS development clients. The mobile client script can join or dispatch workflow builds, retrieve matching clients from the shared cache, and fall back to local builds. Preparation can also check an expected native fingerprint.
Changes: Native mobile client builds
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Workflow triggers and platform build jobs .github/workflows/mobile-dev-client.yml, .agents/skills/test-t3-mobile/SKILL.md, apps/mobile/README.md, infra/task-cache/README.md
The workflow defines push, pull request, and manual triggers, then configures Android and iOS build jobs. The documentation describes workflow use, local-build conditions, and cache writer setup.
Remote build matching and polling scripts/mobile-native-client.ts, scripts/mobile-native-client.test.ts
The script identifies matching workflow runs, dispatches or joins a build, and polls for a shared artifact. Tests cover run-title formatting and remote build states.
Artifact resolution and fingerprint checks scripts/mobile-native-client.ts
Preparation rejects a supplied fingerprint that differs from the current fingerprint. Artifact resolution tries the shared cache and remote build before a local build; required sharing makes upload failure an error.
sequenceDiagram
participant MobileNativeClient
participant GitHubCLI
participant MobileDevClientWorkflow
participant SharedNativeClientCache
MobileNativeClient->>GitHubCLI: Find a recent matching run or dispatch a build
GitHubCLI->>MobileDevClientWorkflow: Dispatch a build on main
MobileDevClientWorkflow->>SharedNativeClientCache: Publish the prepared client
MobileNativeClient->>SharedNativeClientCache: Check for the matching client
SharedNativeClientCache-->>MobileNativeClient: Return the client or report no match
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Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 5b580
The previously identified build-cancellation risk is resolved for the install workflow. No actionable merge-blocking risk remains after normal checks.
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Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Mobile development clients can now build on Blacksmith and populate the existing shared cache, with local builds retained as fallback. Publishing restrictions, isolated PR builds and fingerprint validation keep the impact limited to developer tooling and build resources.
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- Around line 71-74: Update the Android and iOS concurrency group keys to
include inputs.fingerprint for dispatched runs, while preserving pull-request
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Include the fingerprint in the concurrency group for dispatched runs.
The group is shared by every push and workflow_dispatch run for one ABI. It does not include the client's fingerprint. With cancel-in-progress: false, GitHub still cancels a previously pending run when a newer run enters the same group. This happens even for a different client.
Example:
Developer A dispatches fingerprint X while a build is running.
Developer B then dispatches fingerprint Y.
Run X is cancelled.
remoteBuildState reports failed for run X.
Developer A builds locally for 5–15 minutes.
The comment on Line 72 says runs for one client queue up. The group key does not match that comment. A pending push run can also be cancelled by a dispatch for another client.
Add inputs.fingerprint to the group key. This keeps one group per client for dispatches. push runs keep the shared group.
Proposed fix (Android; apply the same change to the iOS group)
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Review comment at @.github/workflows/mobile-dev-client.yml around lines 71 - 74:
Update the Android and iOS concurrency group keys to include inputs.fingerprint
for dispatched runs, while preserving pull-request grouping by number and the
shared group for push runs. Keep the existing ABI component in the Android key
so runs for different ABIs remain separate.
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- Around line 94-95: Update the credential-cleanup step to identify and remove
the checkout credential file referenced by the local Git configuration before
dependency scripts run, in addition to unsetting the existing credential
references. Apply the same cleanup to the iOS step, preserving the current Git
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…d leave no token behind
- A dispatch builds only a commit that is a branch head here or on main.
- The checkout token file is deleted, not only its git config reference.
- Pull request runs do not mount the sticky disk.
- One concurrency group per client, so waiting runs are not dropped.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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173-174: Trivial · Maintainability & Code Quality · Low value
Remove the duplicate comment line.
Both lines state the same constraint.
Proposed fix
- # Only this step's login can write to the cache; pull requests never get it.
# Only this login can write to the cache; pull requests never get it.
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Review comment at @.github/workflows/mobile-dev-client.yml around lines 173 -
174:
Remove the duplicate cache-login comment near the workflow step, keeping one
comment that states the cache-write constraint.
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Anchor and fix-string the git ls-remote match.
git ls-remote --heads origin | grep -q "^$sha" treats $sha as a regular expression. A full 40-character SHA is safe. The check matches only the start of the line, so it works as intended. The step also relies on origin still holding the checkout URL. Use grep -qF "$sha" with a tab-delimited match for stricter behavior.
This is a hardening note. The current code is functionally correct for full SHAs.
Also applies to: 247-247
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- Around line 173-174: Remove the duplicate cache-login comment near the
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Integrates 15 upstream commits (nightly 4449 to 4452) with one conflict in a
generated file: background commands show their details (pingdotgg#33647), Antigravity
model names from usage metadata (pingdotgg#33661), Gemini Flash effort pricing (pingdotgg#13809)
and an install that no longer fails on a stale Windows Crashpad pipe (pingdotgg#26374),
WebMCP writes on request (pingdotgg#26570), agents see visible:true while the desktop
shows their tab (pingdotgg#23589), scrolling pans expanded images and Mermaid diagrams
(pingdotgg#26630), "Use T3 Code in another app" opens the Grok Bot app (pingdotgg#33663), new
threads use the last used project, and mobile and CI fixes (pingdotgg#33611, pingdotgg#33599,
pingdotgg#32467, pingdotgg#33664, pingdotgg#33618, pingdotgg#33617). No dependency file changed. No fork feature
was added or dropped.
The conflict is apps/server/src/provider/agentContextBudget.json, the measured
agent context size: upstream lowered its three values by 2, 2 and 16 bytes, and
the fork's mcpToolListJsonBytes was larger (52804 instead of 48233). Resolved as
5547 / 7277 / 52788 (both changes added); AgentContextBudget.test.ts confirms
that the measured sizes equal these values.
check:changed against the pre-merge HEAD (74 files) passes in every step: format,
lint, knip, graphql, the typecheck of 41 packages, 40 test files, node --test and
the react compiler check.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Why
A dev client that isn't in the shared cache is built on whichever machine asks first:
gradlew app:assembleDebugon a small VM (5 to 15 minutes), or an EAS build for iOS where there is no Xcode (10 to 30). Several agents missing on the same fingerprint each build it. The Android store build on Blacksmith (https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/pulls/33565) takes about 4 minutes warm.What
Mobile Dev Clientworkflow. Builds the emulator and simulator development client for a commit's native fingerprint and uploads it to the native-client cache, under the keymobile:installalready reads.blacksmith-32vcpu, with Gradle home and ccache on their own sticky disk (same recipe as the store build).blacksmith-12vcpu-macos-26, the script's existing Xcode path.main, and onworkflow_dispatch(ref,platform,abi,fingerprint).mobile:installstarts that build. On a cache miss it dispatches the workflow for HEAD and waits for the client in the cache, whenghmay dispatch workflows onpingdotgg/t3codeand HEAD is on GitHub. A run already building the same client is joined, not duplicated. It builds on the machine instead when it can't dispatch, when the run fails, when HEAD lacks the checkout's native edits (the run fails fast on--expect-fingerprint), or withT3_NATIVE_CLIENT_BUILD=local.--expect-fingerprintonensure --prepare, andT3_NATIVE_CLIENT_SHARE=required(a failed upload fails the workflow run instead of being logged).Before this does anything on main
The workflow uploads as a new cache writer. Until the secret exists it prints a warning and builds nothing:
node infra/task-cache/scripts/manage.ts add-writer ci-native-clients, thenalchemy deploy --stage prodininfra/task-cache.T3_NATIVE_CLIENT_WRITE_TOKEN.Checked
scriptstypecheck and the script's tests pass (new: finding a run by title and reading its state).This PR's own runs of the workflow, which build without the client cache:
Checkout credentials are removed in a step of their own;
persist-credentials: falsefails in this repository (its cleanup runsgit submodule foreachand stops at the vendored gitlinks under.repos). The first run here failed on exactly that.Not checked: the dispatch-and-wait path end to end, and the upload, which need the workflow on
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