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fix(mobile): show Android side chats beside their parent - #33688
Opening a side chat or subagent on an unfolded Android phone replaces the parent detail. Android is excluded from thread-inspector navigation, and the inspector breakpoint rejects usable split windows after navigation chrome takes its room.
Change
Enable the existing inspector navigation on supported Android windows. Window width determines pane sizing; available space determines sidebar visibility. No native changes or device classification are included.
Below 1000dp, Android defaults to the physical window midpoint, accounting for the navigation rail and existing hinge coordinates. Support checks the clamped requested width, so a saved narrower inspector stays open when it fits. Wider windows use existing tablet proportions. Explicit resize choices remain clamped and retained on screens without a physical gap. A nonzero-width hinge fixes the split at its physical boundary and disables the resize handle. The sidebar yields when the main pane needs its space and returns when space permits. Compact/cover screens retain route/sheet navigation. iOS behavior is unchanged.
The Android rail always occupies its own slot, including when the primary sidebar floats. This fixes clipped parent content on Fold8 portrait both with the inspector open and after dismissal. Adjacent Android cards supply matching 8dp gutters. On medium-width Android windows, revealing the sidebar slides it over the existing chat and inspector. Back closes that overlay first, then the inspector. Opening an inspector hides an already-open floating sidebar; wider layouts still make room for a revealed sidebar.
Scope and approval
Alex requested implementation and publication, then directed width-based breakpoints and removal of native foldable detection. Verification exposed the medium-width rail clipping, which Alex also requested fixing. Alex also directed that sidebar overlays retain the inspector instead of reducing the workspace to chat-only. This overlaps the rail-space concern discussed in #33021; the change here reserves the rail's existing width. The final diff contains five TypeScript/TSX files. No server, provider, contract, native, web, or desktop changes are included.
Verification
vp run check:changed d1909d68f8a8864d13fcb214c116777a651e6684 passes: formatting, lint, knip, affected typechecks, focused tests, and React compiler checks.
Focused layout tests pass, including Pixel Fold and Fold8 widths, the 1000dp boundary after rail deduction, hinge gaps, resize bounds, sidebar restoration, compact fallback, and Macroscope's 680dp window with a saved 320dp inspector. Logic regressions failed before the corresponding fixes. Rail clipping has matched before/after native captures.
Pixel Fold: compatible original native client (832d41716ea2dfac7350605db3fd07914f87d6ef), current Metro bundle, and isolated demo backend. Side-chat chip hides the open sidebar and opens at 426dp. Files switches and Agents-sheet child selection retain the parent and its draft. Folding to the cover display preserves the parent; unfolding restores the pane. Rotation and dismissal retain the draft. Captures confirm 2076×2152 and 2152×2076 orientations despite AgentDevice's unconfirmed rotation status.
Fold8 emulator profile: 2448×1848 landscape gives a 466dp inspector; 1848×2448 portrait gives 352dp. Verified parent retention, sidebar reveal/dismissal, inspector reopening, and clear rail boundaries both with and without the inspector. The profile verifies these window sizes; it is not a physical Samsung hardware test.
Android Pixel Tablet: 2560×1600 landscape retains sidebar, parent, and inspector. 1600×2560 portrait hides the sidebar and selects a 400dp inspector. Dismissal restores the sidebar, reopening hides it, and Files switches retain the parent draft.
iPad Pro 13-inch: installed compatible iOS client (5fa891c99bf29870cc7d56112e3458d95a948393). Portrait side-chat opening hides the sidebar; landscape retains three columns. Dismissal retains the same parent.
Android sidebar overlay correction: on the Pixel Fold emulator at 704 × 900dp, Show sidebar retains the 352dp side-chat inspector. First Back closes only the floating sidebar, second Back dismisses the inspector, and the parent draft survives both. Covered inspector controls and its resize handle are unavailable while the overlay is open. This focused UI recheck uses cached demo chats; the sandbox connection was retrying, so it does not verify new server operations. The existing layout table covers both floating and space-consuming sidebars; five cases reproduced the overlay regression before the correction.
Physical hinge resize: the existing layout table checks 744dp/8dp and 1200dp/24dp hinge gaps through requested-width changes and a stored-width round trip. Two cases fail before this correction; all 36 layout tests pass afterward. The gap stays at the physical hinge and the resize handle is unavailable. Native nonzero-gap verification remains unavailable on the zero-width emulator crease.
Used one emulator/simulator at a time. Stopped the devices and test servers afterward. The fixture verification did not run real provider turns; Maria’s separate verification exercised real parent/side turns before this overlay correction. Nonzero hinge-width coverage remains in the focused tests because the emulator crease is zero-width.
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Pixel Fold side chat
Pixel Fold Agents-sheet result
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Fold8 portrait
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Fold8 portrait rail correction, same dimensions and demo conversation:
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Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — Supported Android screens now open side chats beside their parent, with updated sizing and Back behavior. This changes the default navigation experience and needs human confirmation of that product choice.
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Android inspector sizing now uses window and hinge geometry. Workspace layout applies derived pane widths and gaps to content sizing and rendering. Android Back closes an open auxiliary pane when no workspace overlay takes precedence. Thread inspector navigation checks inspector support rather than the operating system.
Layout helpers add Android sizing paths, hinge-aware geometry, width constraints, gap reporting, and sidebar suppression. Tests cover pane dimensions, hinge positions, and sidebar visibility.
Wire Android sizing and pane rendering apps/mobile/src/features/layout/AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout.tsx
AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout passes Android sizing and window geometry into layout derivation. Content dimensions account for the navigation rail and inspector gap. Rendering uses the derived pane gap and width.
Handle pane interactions and navigation apps/mobile/src/features/layout/AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/layout/workspace-inspector-pane.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/thread-inspector-navigation.ts
AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout derives auxiliary-pane resize widths and updates sidebar and Back behavior. WorkspaceInspectorPane disables interaction when the inspector is obscured. Thread inspector navigation returns false when the file inspector is unsupported.
sequenceDiagram
participant Workspace as AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout
participant Layout as layout helpers
participant Inspector as WorkspaceInspectorPane
Workspace->>Layout: derive Android pane dimensions
Layout-->>Workspace: pane width and gap
Workspace->>Inspector: render visibility and obscured state
Inspector->>Workspace: request auxiliary-pane resize
Workspace->>Layout: constrain requested width
Layout-->>Workspace: derived width
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Possibly related issues
pingdotgg/t3code#33020: The change adjusts Android navigation-rail and pane layout, but the available evidence does not show that it fixes every reported state.
pingdotgg/t3code#21962: The change uses hinge-aware pane placement, but the available evidence does not show whether it repositions anchored menus when the split moves.
Possibly related PRs
pingdotgg/t3code#27088: This PR establishes the floating sidebar and its overlay and Back behavior, which the current change coordinates with the Android inspector.
pingdotgg/t3code#33599: This PR changes Android sidebar visibility and pane-width transitions, which are also changed here.
pingdotgg/t3code#27218: This PR adds native inspector width to pane derivation and resizing, a flow extended here for Android sizing.
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Merge Risk: Low · previous review a9c2e
The hinge layout appears corrected, but a caller-level foldable test is still needed to protect how the workspace applies it. This is a bounded follow-up rather than an established layout failure.
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@apps/mobile/src/features/layout/workspace-inspector-pane.tsx:
- Line 87: Clamp the width passed to setAuxiliaryPaneWidth before storing it as
fileInspectorPreferredWidth in AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout. Reuse the shared
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Minor · Reserve the hinge width between the panes. · AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout.tsx:377-379
apps/mobile/src/features/layout/AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout.tsx:377-379 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Reserve the hinge width between the panes.
When the default inspector width uses a nonzero-width hinge, the inspector can start at the hinge’s left edge. Subtracting the hinge width alone moves the overlap to the main pane. Reserve that width as a gap between the panes instead, while preserving explicit resize settings.
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Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/features/layout/AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout.tsx
around lines 377 - 379:
Update the default auxiliaryPanePreferredWidth calculation in
AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout to reserve the nonzero windowHinge width as a gap
between the panes, rather than shifting overlap to the main pane; preserve
fileInspectorPreferredWidth when explicitly set.
Cover the foldable width calculation through the caller.
The table tests the helper’s default width, not the window- and hinge-derived preference passed by AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout. Replacing 744 with 672 would test a 334 dp default, not the caller’s 348 dp result.
Add a caller-level assertion that checks the physical split when constraints allow it. For example, a 900 dp window with a 72 dp rail and centered hinge should select a 450 dp inspector. This can catch a preference calculation that makes content straddle the crease while the helper test still passes.
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Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/lib/layout.test.ts at line 144:
The `it.each` cases in `layout.test.ts` exercise the helper’s default width
rather than the preference supplied by `AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout`. Add a
caller-level assertion for a 900 dp window with a 72 dp rail and centered hinge,
verifying that the inspector is 450 dp when constraints allow; preserve the
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Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/lib/layout.ts:
- Around line 309-316: Update the foldable inspector width bounds in the
default-sizing and drag-resize paths so the upper limit reaches at least half
the physical window width. Preserve the inspector minimum and the existing
main-pane reserve whenever they permit that width; changing only the default
width is insufficient because dragging must use the same updated bound.
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Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/features/layout/AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout.tsx:
- Around line 377-379: Update the default auxiliaryPanePreferredWidth
calculation in AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout to reserve the nonzero windowHinge width
as a gap between the panes, rather than shifting overlap to the main pane;
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Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/lib/layout.test.ts:
- Line 144: The `it.each` cases in `layout.test.ts` exercise the helper’s
default width rather than the preference supplied by `AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout`.
Add a caller-level assertion for a 900 dp window with a 72 dp rail and centered
hinge, verifying that the inspector is 450 dp when constraints allow; preserve
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Back handler effect depends on an unstable callback.
setPrimarySidebarVisible is recreated on every render. It sits in the dependency array, so the effect removes and re-adds the BackHandler listener on each render while a pane is open. The handler order against other listeners can change as a result. Read the latest callbacks through a ref, or remove the callback from the dependencies.
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Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/features/layout/AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout.tsx
around lines 826 - 847:
Update the BackHandler effect so changes to the unstable
setPrimarySidebarVisible callback do not remove and re-add the listener while a
pane is open. Read the latest callback through a ref or use an established
stable-callback pattern, while preserving the handler’s behavior and avoiding
stale callbacks.
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Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/features/layout/AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout.tsx:
- Around line 826-847: Update the BackHandler effect so changes to the unstable
setPrimarySidebarVisible callback do not remove and re-add the listener while a
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Merged github/main into the PR head as 89eabd237c (merge commit, no rebase or force). The only conflict was AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout.tsx against #33021: both sides computed the same contentLeftTarget, so the PR's form stays and main's new rail comment is kept. Main's floating-sidebar left change comes through unchanged. Blacksmith vp run check:changed against main passes: format, lint, knip, typecheck (2 packages), 43 focused tests, React compiler. No review-bot findings are open; the clamp and fold-midpoint findings were fixed in earlier commits.
Not re-verified on a device after this merge. The emulator evidence below is from ac94a2b9b2.
The earlier verification below was written by gpt-6.1-sol.
Verified on Android emulator (API 35) against a real dev server
Verified original head d47df6fa30cb2e424e40cbf4dd691c863c09cb45 and rechecked the sidebar correction on final head ac94a2b9b2532954a116c52defce72b5321e5095 using AVD t3, the cached development client, Metro from this head, and an isolated vp run dev server. Created a real project and completed real Codex gpt-6.1-sol parent and /side turns through the local proxy. No mocks or demo data.
At 704 × 900 dp (1408 × 1800 pixels, density 320), opening the side-chat chip shows the child in a 352 dp inspector beside the parent. Both replies and the unsent parent draft remain visible, clear of the rail.
Android Back dismisses the inspector without leaving the parent or clearing its draft. Reopening the chip works. Switching to Files retains the parent. Found and fixed sidebar reveal: Show sidebar previously left the inspector open until Back. The correction dismisses the Android inspector and updates the medium-width overlay sidebar state. Repeated the same tap on the emulator after a cold restart: the sidebar appears, the inspector closes, and the parent draft remains.
At 390 × 840 dp, the same chip opens the child as a normal page. Back returns to the parent with its draft intact.
Reproduced the original behavior with the same server data and emulator size on github/main at 9e12eca12526c842f97cfcbc6f3cd2149259c776: the side chat replaces the parent, and the rail clips the left edge. Returned to the PR bundle afterward.
Pushed ac94a2b9b2 to this PR head and origin/maria/takeover-pr-33688-android, without force. Blacksmith vp run check:changed d47df6fa30cb2e424e40cbf4dd691c863c09cb45 passes: format, lint, knip, affected typechecks, React compiler, and six focused tests. Latest GitHub checks have no pending or failing checks. No new test files were added.
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Physical foldable hardware, nonzero hinge gaps, rotation, drag resizing, tablet widths, and subagent selection were not exercised. The emulator dimensions above exercise window sizing, not a physical fold event.
The additional sidebar-fix screenrecord attempts ended before the transition; its proof is the direct interaction, accessibility state, and screenshot above. The earlier recording covers Back, reopening, and Files.
Web and desktop were not exercised; this diff changes mobile files only.
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Minor · Keep content clear of the hinge after resizing. · AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout.tsx:949
apps/mobile/src/features/layout/AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout.tsx:949 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Keep content clear of the hinge after resizing.
On a window with a nonzero-width hinge, a drag or accessibility resize stores a preferred width and removes the gap. The parent or inspector can then extend beneath the hinge. Keeping the gap before the inspector is not sufficient when the divider moves: the gap must remain aligned with the physical hinge. Update the existing layout test to cover the resize round trip.
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at line 949:
Update the AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout logic that applies preferredWidth so resizing
preserves a gap aligned with the physical nonzero-width hinge, keeping both
parent and inspector content clear of it. Extend the existing layout test to
cover a resize round trip and verify the hinge gap remains aligned after the
preferred width is stored.
Minor · Keep the open child visible when inspector support is lost. · AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout.tsx:421-439
apps/mobile/src/features/layout/AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout.tsx:421-439 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Keep the open child visible when inspector support is lost.
When folding or resizing makes the inspector unsupported, the child pane disappears. The child is not on the navigation stack, and no sheet opens. Transfer the open child to a compact route or sheet during this transition.
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Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/features/layout/AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout.tsx
around lines 421 - 439:
Update the AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout flow that supplies nativeInspectorWidth and
auxiliaryPanePreferredVisible so that when folding or resizing makes the
inspector unsupported, an open child is transferred to a compact route or sheet
instead of disappearing. Preserve the child across this transition, and use the
existing navigation or sheet mechanism rather than assuming an API not shown
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Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/features/layout/AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout.tsx:
- Line 949: Update the AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout logic that applies preferredWidth
so resizing preserves a gap aligned with the physical nonzero-width hinge,
keeping both parent and inspector content clear of it. Extend the existing
layout test to cover a resize round trip and verify the hinge gap remains
aligned after the preferred width is stored.
- Around line 421-439: Update the AdaptiveWorkspaceLayout flow that supplies
nativeInspectorWidth and auxiliaryPanePreferredVisible so that when folding or
resizing makes the inspector unsupported, an open child is transferred to a
compact route or sheet instead of disappearing. Preserve the child across this
transition, and use the existing navigation or sheet mechanism rather than
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The physical hinge resize issue is fixed in a9c2e72. A nonzero-width hinge now pins the split and gap to the physical boundary, including on wide windows, and the resize affordance is hidden. The existing layout table covers requested-width changes and storing/reusing the returned width at 744dp/8dp and 1200dp/24dp. Both cases fail before the fix; all 36 layout tests and vp run check:changed d1909d68f8a8864d13fcb214c116777a651e6684 pass afterward. The emulator's crease is zero-width, so nonzero physical-gap proof remains at the logic layer.
For the narrow-window transition, this PR intentionally preserves the existing compact/iPad policy: hide the unsupported auxiliary column, retain the parent route/draft and child target, and restore the inspector when the window supports it again. Tapping the side-chat chip on a compact display still opens the child as a normal route. Automatically pushing a child or opening a sheet on fold would change the foreground/navigation behavior beyond the requested preservation of compact fallback. The Pixel Fold fold/unfold pass verified the parent draft and inspector restoration; the cover-screen capture is https://github.com/PixPMusic/t3code/releases/download/mobile-fold-pane-evidence-20261109-7b5ef6c97c/width-pixel-cover.png. Keeping that behavior here.
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Problem
Opening a side chat or subagent on an unfolded Android phone replaces the parent detail. Android is excluded from thread-inspector navigation, and the inspector breakpoint rejects usable split windows after navigation chrome takes its room.
Change
Enable the existing inspector navigation on supported Android windows. Window width determines pane sizing; available space determines sidebar visibility. No native changes or device classification are included.
Below 1000dp, Android defaults to the physical window midpoint, accounting for the navigation rail and existing hinge coordinates. Support checks the clamped requested width, so a saved narrower inspector stays open when it fits. Wider windows use existing tablet proportions. Explicit resize choices remain clamped and retained on screens without a physical gap. A nonzero-width hinge fixes the split at its physical boundary and disables the resize handle. The sidebar yields when the main pane needs its space and returns when space permits. Compact/cover screens retain route/sheet navigation. iOS behavior is unchanged.
The Android rail always occupies its own slot, including when the primary sidebar floats. This fixes clipped parent content on Fold8 portrait both with the inspector open and after dismissal. Adjacent Android cards supply matching 8dp gutters. On medium-width Android windows, revealing the sidebar slides it over the existing chat and inspector. Back closes that overlay first, then the inspector. Opening an inspector hides an already-open floating sidebar; wider layouts still make room for a revealed sidebar.
Scope and approval
Alex requested implementation and publication, then directed width-based breakpoints and removal of native foldable detection. Verification exposed the medium-width rail clipping, which Alex also requested fixing. Alex also directed that sidebar overlays retain the inspector instead of reducing the workspace to chat-only. This overlaps the rail-space concern discussed in #33021; the change here reserves the rail's existing width. The final diff contains five TypeScript/TSX files. No server, provider, contract, native, web, or desktop changes are included.
Verification
vp run check:changed d1909d68f8a8864d13fcb214c116777a651e6684passes: formatting, lint, knip, affected typechecks, focused tests, and React compiler checks.832d41716ea2dfac7350605db3fd07914f87d6ef), current Metro bundle, and isolated demo backend. Side-chat chip hides the open sidebar and opens at 426dp. Files switches and Agents-sheet child selection retain the parent and its draft. Folding to the cover display preserves the parent; unfolding restores the pane. Rotation and dismissal retain the draft. Captures confirm 2076×2152 and 2152×2076 orientations despite AgentDevice's unconfirmed rotation status.5fa891c99bf29870cc7d56112e3458d95a948393). Portrait side-chat opening hides the sidebar; landscape retains three columns. Dismissal retains the same parent.Native evidence
Fold8 portrait rail correction, same dimensions and demo conversation:
Parent after inspector dismissal · Tablet sidebar restored after dismissal · Earlier drag-resizing recording
Medium Android sidebar reveal, same 704 × 900dp window and cached demo conversation:
Sidebar overlay reveal and Back returning to both panes
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