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fix(mobile): tool call commands are highlighted and monospaced like on web - #33957
On mobile, a shell command in an expanded tool call showed as plain, proportional text. Web highlights it, colours scripts embedded in it (heredocs, python -c, node -e) in their own language, and uses a monospace font.
Highlighting: the mobile work log draws the command through the native highlighter. It uses the same commandHighlightLanguage (shell or PowerShell) and withVisibleControlCharacters from client-runtime that web uses.
Embedded scripts:embeddedScripts (the unbash parser) and the withEmbeddedScripts overlay moved from web into @t3tools/client-runtime/work-log/embedded-scripts, so both clients share them. Web still loads the module lazily. Mobile adds highlightCommand on top of its native tokenizer.
Monospace on iOS:font-mono was configured only for Android. On iOS it got Tailwind's comma-separated font stack, which native text can't use, so it fell back to the system font. iOS now uses ui-monospace, the family the diff and file views already set directly. This fixes every font-mono use on iOS, not only this one. Highlighted token runs are plain RN Text so they inherit the font instead of resetting it to sans.
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Captured on an iPhone 17 Pro simulator (iOS 27.2) from Replay (dev) turns. highlights.test.ts covers a CRLF Python heredoc against the real WebAssembly highlighter.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Mobile tool commands gain monospace syntax highlighting using shared web rendering helpers. The changes affect presentation rather than command execution or stored data; the large-command performance suggestion does not demonstrate material impact.
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Thread command details now render through ToolCodeText. The displayed command is trimmed, control characters are made visible, and syntax highlighting is selected from the command content. ToolCodeText also accepts shellscript and powershell.
Command details now use ToolCodeText with a command-selected highlighting language, visible control characters, and the current theme. ToolCodeText accepts shellscript and powershell.
Mobile command rows now render with syntax highlighting. Very large commands could open slowly when expanded. The impact is limited to rare, oversized commands, so the change is mergeable, with a follow-up to bound the highlighting work.
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Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/thread-work-log.tsx:
- Line 1187: Update the rendering path around ToolCodeText to use plain text
when a command exceeds a measured highlighting limit, and retain syntax
highlighting for commands within that limit. Keep the complete command available
for selection and copying; do not truncate it.
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Bound highlighting work for large commands.
An expanded command can contain an unrestricted number of lines. ToolCodeText highlights every line and creates text elements for its tokens, which can make large commands slow to open on mobile. Use plain text above a measured highlighting limit, while retaining the full command for selection and copy.
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Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/thread-work-log.tsx at line
1187:
Update the rendering path around ToolCodeText to use plain text when a command
exceeds a measured highlighting limit, and retain syntax highlighting for
commands within that limit. Keep the complete command available for selection
and copying; do not truncate it.
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… on iOS
Move embeddedScripts and withEmbeddedScripts from web into client-runtime so
mobile colors heredocs and inline scripts like web. Give iOS a single
font-mono family; Tailwind's font stack fell back to the system font.
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fix(mobile): tool call commands are syntax highlighted like on web
fix(mobile): tool call commands are highlighted and monospaced like on web
Nov 10, 2026
Conflicts:
- assistantStreaming.ts: upstream's idle flush (pingdotgg#33957 era rewrite) returns
{ filter, nextIdleFlushAt, takeIdleFlushes }; reasoning still streams its
whole text on the 400ms throttle (patch 1). Fork test uses `.filter`.
- mcpOAuthHttp.ts: Tailscale approval (patch 7) is tried before upstream's
hosted T3 Connect approval (pingdotgg#33600, pingdotgg#33632); peer links stay on the page.
- EnvironmentAuth.ts: upstream dropped authenticateBrowserSession; the fork's
resolveMcpApprovalGrant stays. McpOAuth.fork.test.ts mocks CloudLink.
- ConnectAgentSurface.tsx: decisions go through upstream's transport; an
approved loopback callback still offers the handoff (patch 5). The
"on the computer that opened this page" note is dropped for loopback hosts,
since the fork's note below covers agents on other machines.
- DesktopBrowserHost.ts: upstream's first-page wait announces with the fork's
`background` flag (section 24); new upstream tests expect it.
- orchestrationTiming.ts: pingdotgg#33994's zero seconds through formatDurationUnits.
- status.ts (Pi): upstream's parseCliVersionResult with the OMP name check.
- ProviderTurnStartService.ts: citation expansion around upstream's
OpenCode native goals.
- ChatComposer/ChatView: activeThreadShell (patch 11) beside activeThreadRuns.
- ThreadDetailScreen.tsx (mobile): citations inside upstream's ColumnWidth.
- ThreadNotificationCoordinator.tsx: both imports.
- agentContextBudget.json: measured 5,597, 7,327 and 49,776 bytes.
`robot` (mobile work log icon) stays English.
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On mobile, a shell command in an expanded tool call showed as plain, proportional text. Web highlights it, colours scripts embedded in it (heredocs,
python -c,node -e) in their own language, and uses a monospace font.commandHighlightLanguage(shell or PowerShell) andwithVisibleControlCharactersfrom client-runtime that web uses.embeddedScripts(theunbashparser) and thewithEmbeddedScriptsoverlay moved from web into@t3tools/client-runtime/work-log/embedded-scripts, so both clients share them. Web still loads the module lazily. Mobile addshighlightCommandon top of its native tokenizer.font-monowas configured only for Android. On iOS it got Tailwind's comma-separated font stack, which native text can't use, so it fell back to the system font. iOS now usesui-monospace, the family the diff and file views already set directly. This fixes everyfont-monouse on iOS, not only this one. Highlighted token runs are plain RNTextso they inherit the font instead of resetting it to sans.Captured on an iPhone 17 Pro simulator (iOS 27.2) from Replay (dev) turns.
highlights.test.tscovers a CRLF Python heredoc against the real WebAssembly highlighter.Done by Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code.
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