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fix(web): sent messages keep the numbers written on list items - #33820
Typing 3. foo and 5. bar in the composer shows the items as 3 and 5, and the agent receives them as 3 and 5, but the sent message renders them as 3 and 4. This comes up when answering only some of an agent's numbered questions (for example, the open questions left after a few rounds of a grilling session). The composer draws each item's own marker, while chat markdown follows CommonMark, which numbers an ordered list from its first marker only.
Change
The sent bubble now shows the list as typed, so the bubble, the composer and the text the agent received agree. User message bodies opt in (remarkEnableOrderedListNumbers through extraRemarkPlugins); a shared remark plugin then sets value on any item whose written number breaks the sequence. It runs before list-indentation recovery, and the recovery step applies the same numbering to blocks it reparses, using their own source.
Agent replies, PR descriptions, plans and file previews are markdown written to be rendered, so they keep CommonMark numbering: a README written as 1.1.1. still reads 1, 2, 3. In a user message, 1.1.1. stays 1, 1, 1, matching the composer and what the agent received. ChatMarkdown's ordered list gutter sizes for the shown numbers, so a jump like 8. to 10. is not clipped.
Nested ordered lists in user messages use decimal markers. Copying rendered lists preserves explicit item values and zero starts. Native mobile rendering is unchanged.
Scope and approval
Fixes the triaged bug #8394 (reproduced by a maintainer). #23369 was closed as a duplicate of this PR.
Verification
ChatMarkdown.browser.test.tsx verifies decimal markers at every nesting level in user messages while document previews retain their existing counter styles. markdown-clipboard.test.ts covers explicit values, continuation after a reset, and zero starts.
packages/shared/src/markdownPipeline.test.ts: out-of-order items, repeated 1., a list in a blockquote, nested lists, a bullet list after an ordered one, and a list recovered from an over-indented item keep their written numbers when enabled; without the opt-in, nothing changes. The apps/web markdown tests (markdownRenderer, markdownListIndentation, markdown-incremental, markdownStreamBlocks, markdown-clipboard) pass.
In a local dev build, pasted 3. ... / 5. ... into the composer and sent it. On main the sent message renders <ol start="3"> with items 3 and 4. With this change, the second item gets value="5" (rechecked after limiting the change to user messages).
Composer before sending:
Sent message, before:
Sent message, after:
Done with Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code (T3 Code).
CommonMark numbers an ordered list from its first marker only, so a reply to
questions 3 and 5 rendered as 3 and 4 once sent, while the composer showed 3
and 5. A remark plugin now sets `value` on any item whose written number breaks
the sequence, and the ordered list gutter sizes for those numbers.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Chat messages preserve the numbers written on ordered-list items, with gutter spacing adjusted accordingly. The change is confined to Markdown presentation and does not alter stored message content.
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Walkthrough
The Markdown pipeline preserves explicitly written ordered-list numbers. User-message rendering uses those numbers for list markers and gutter sizing. Clipboard serialization preserves ordered-list start values and item-level overrides.
Changes: Ordered-list number handling
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Summary
Capture and retain written list numbers packages/shared/src/markdownOrderedListNumbers.ts, packages/shared/src/markdownPipeline.ts, packages/shared/src/markdownListIndentation.ts, packages/shared/src/markdownPipeline.test.ts
An opt-in remark transformer records written ordered-list numbers that differ from the expected sequence. Chat Markdown plugin lists include the transformer, and recovered indented blocks apply it when enabled. Tests cover sequential, skipped, repeated, nested, quoted, and indented lists, and verify that item values remain unset when the transformer is disabled.
User-message Markdown enables number preservation and uses decimal markers for nested ordered lists. The gutter calculation uses item values. Browser tests check list styles in user messages and previews.
Serialize ordered-list start and item values apps/web/src/markdown-clipboard.ts, apps/web/src/markdown-clipboard.test.ts
Clipboard serialization preserves a start value of zero and resets numbering at parseable item values. Tests check the resulting numbering sequence.
sequenceDiagram
participant UserMessageRow
participant MarkdownPipeline
participant OrderedListTransformer
UserMessageRow->>MarkdownPipeline: Apply enabled remark plugins
MarkdownPipeline->>OrderedListTransformer: Process Markdown tree and source
OrderedListTransformer->>MarkdownPipeline: Set item values for explicit numbers
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Possibly related issues
pingdotgg/t3code#21008 — The issue describes clipped ordered-list markers from a narrow gutter. This change calculates gutter width using explicit item values.
Possibly related PRs
pingdotgg/t3code#29270 — That PR builds assistant remark plugin sets from the shared chat plugin lists, which this change updates.
Suggested labels:bugfix
Suggested reviewers:juliusmarminge, nikitamgrimm
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The title clearly summarizes the main change: sent messages preserve the numbers written on ordered-list items.
Description check
The description includes the required Problem, Change, Scope and approval, and Verification sections. It explains the issue, the user-message-only behavior, linked issue, tests, observed results, and …
Linked Issues check
Issue #8394 requires sent user messages to retain the written numbers in ordered lists. UserMessageBody opts into remarkEnableOrderedListNumbers, and the shared Markdown plugin sets explicit item …
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The plugin, gutter sizing, nested decimal markers, clipboard serialization, and related tests support issue #8394 by keeping written list numbers visible and copyable. The opt-in is limited to user me…
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The description includes the required Problem, Change, Scope and approval, and Verification sections. It explains the issue, the user-message-only behavior, linked issue, tests, observed results, and UI evidence.
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Issue #8394 requires sent user messages to retain the written numbers in ordered lists. UserMessageBody opts into remarkEnableOrderedListNumbers, and the shared Markdown plugin sets explicit item values when written numbers break the sequence. It also processes recovered lists. ChatMarkdown sizes the gutter from explicit values. The tests cover skipped and repeated numbers, nested lists, blockquotes, recovered lists, and rendering without the opt-in. The nested decimal style and clipboard handling preserve those numbers in user messages and when copied.
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The plugin, gutter sizing, nested decimal markers, clipboard serialization, and related tests support issue #8394 by keeping written list numbers visible and copyable. The opt-in is limited to user messages, so other Markdown retains CommonMark behavior. The reviewed changes show no unrelated work.
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Review comments at @packages/shared/src/markdownPipeline.ts:
- Around line 450-479: Update remarkKeepOrderedListNumbers to read written list
markers from the recovered source associated with normalized blocks, rather than
applying recovered-node offsets to the original file; establish the correct
source-offset relationship, since merely moving the plugin after normalization
is insufficient. Add a case to the existing test for the indented ordered list
recovered after a blank line, verifying its written numbers are preserved.
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The list indentation normalizer reparses over-indented list content, so an
ordered list after a blank line inside such an item was built after the
numbering pass and its offsets point into the recovered text. The numbering
now lives in one helper that the normalizer also runs on recovered blocks
with their own source.
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Minor · Display decimal markers in nested ordered lists. · ChatMarkdown.tsx:1017-1021
apps/web/src/components/ChatMarkdown.tsx:1017-1021 Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Display decimal markers in nested ordered lists.
For nested items written as 1 and 7, the list-item values are preserved, but the CSS displays a and g. Deeper lists display Roman numerals instead.
Suggested fix
-.chat-markdown ol ol {- list-style-type: lower-alpha;-}--.chat-markdown ol ol ol {- list-style-type: lower-roman;-}-
.chat-markdown li + li {
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Review comment at @apps/web/src/components/ChatMarkdown.tsx around lines 1017 -
1021:
Remove the nested ordered-list CSS rules that assign lower-alpha and lower-roman
markers so nested ordered lists display decimal markers while retaining each
list item's value; leave unrelated list styling unchanged.
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- Around line 1017-1021: Remove the nested ordered-list CSS rules that assign
lower-alpha and lower-roman markers so nested ordered lists display decimal
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@coderabbitai on the outside-diff note about nested ordered lists (ChatMarkdown.tsx:1017-1021): leaving it as is. The lower-alpha / lower-roman styles for nested ordered lists in apps/web/src/index.css predate this PR, and on main nested 1. / 2. already render as a. / b.. This change keeps the written position within that style (7. shows as g.). Switching nested lists to decimal would restyle every nested list in agent replies, which is a separate design change outside this fix.
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Script executed:
#!/bin/bashset -u
printf'%s\n''--- Referenced file locations ---'
fd -a '^ChatMarkdown\.tsx$|^index\.css$' apps/web/src
printf'%s\n''--- Renderer outline ---'
ast-grep outline apps/web/src/components/ChatMarkdown.tsx --items all --match 'MarkdownOrderedList|orderedListGutterStyle' --view expanded ||trueprintf'%s\n''--- Renderer referenced lines ---'
cat -n apps/web/src/components/ChatMarkdown.tsx | sed -n '985,1040p'printf'%s\n''--- Ordered-list marker style references ---'
rg -n -C 5 'lower-alpha|lower-roman|list-style-type|counter\(' apps/web/src/index.css
printf'%s\n''--- Available base references ---'
git branch -a | head -50
printf'%s\n''--- Base style references, if available ---'if git rev-parse --verify origin/main >/dev/null 2>&1;then
git show origin/main:apps/web/src/index.css | rg -n -C 5 'lower-alpha|lower-roman|list-style-type|counter\('||trueelseprintf'%s\n''origin/main is not available'fi
Length of output: 8079
@tsapa44 Confirmed: apps/web/src/index.css uses lower-alpha and lower-roman for nested ordered lists on main. I agree that changing those styles is outside this PR. Nested lists will preserve the written positions, but not display literal numeric markers.
Would you like me to open a follow-up issue for nested numeric markers?
The sent bubble should show what the composer showed and what the agent
received, which is the text as typed. Agent replies, PR descriptions and
file previews are markdown written to be rendered, so they keep CommonMark
numbering, and a README written as 1. 1. 1. still reads 1, 2, 3. User
message bodies opt in through extraRemarkPlugins. They render without the
sanitizer, so li value no longer needs to be allowed there.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
verified unchanged head 92bc9a270109384a8dabd08c7ea217cde62c0163 on this linux vm. reproduced on github/main at 9cd7a04797184c92a8f636ae1e918f42c139d850 in a separate worktree first. installed with vp i and ran one background dev server at a time with isolated state. drove /usr/bin/google-chrome using the repo’s playwright dependency. created the project and messages through the app and used real codex gpt-6.1-sol turns through the local proxy, without mocks or demo data.
main rendered written 3. / 5. as 3 / 4, although codex confirmed receiving 3 / 5. the pr renders 3 / 5 from the identical message.
skipped, repeated, nested decimal, and zero markers remain as written. 8 / 100 fits without clipping. quoted 1 / 4 and over-indented recovered 3 / 5 also render correctly and reach codex unchanged.
selected the rendered message, copied it with control-c, and pasted into the composer. explicit values, nested numbers, zero, and continuation survive. reloading preserves the rendered numbers.
assistant output with source markers 1. / 1. / 1. still renders 1 / 2 / 3. neighboring bullet lists also render normally.
blacksmith ran vp test run packages/shared/src/markdownPipeline.test.ts apps/web/src/markdown-clipboard.test.ts: 18 tests passed across 2 files. the existing head has 30 successful checks, none failing or pending. no source changes were needed.
main, before, with matching message text:
pr, after:
30-second recording of sending the second message and the real response:
native ios/android and electron shells, macos/windows, other providers, remote/relay/tunnel connections, and file/document previews were not exercised. video playback and seeking were checked in chrome; t3’s embedded media player was not exercised.
…contrast
* origin/main: (480 commits)
fix(scripts): scenarios run where localhost resolves to IPv6 first (pingdotgg#34121)
feat(opencode): track native image job outcomes and previews (pingdotgg#34089)
fix(web): scroll project picker to top on first result (pingdotgg#34113)
feat(server): voice models reuse copies already on disk (pingdotgg#34096)
fix(desktop): desktop IPC only answers the main app window (pingdotgg#34094)
feat(claude): Fable resets are offered and redeemed apart from weekly resets (pingdotgg#34106)
feat(scripts): scenarios prove a fix in the real app with e2e, on web and iOS (pingdotgg#34007)
fix(web): question panel header text sits centered in its row (pingdotgg#34095)
fix(server): a t3 thread send to a finished delegated child notifies its parent (pingdotgg#33446)
feat(mobile): pick a voice environment once, then its method (pingdotgg#34073)
fix(mobile): attaching larger images no longer crashes with a BigInt error (pingdotgg#34087)
fix(server): quitting stops an agent-device daemon left by an earlier server (pingdotgg#33587)
fix(web): sent messages keep the numbers written on list items (pingdotgg#33820)
fix(desktop): input during window teardown no longer throws in the main process (pingdotgg#33620)
fix(web): preserve previews during attachment preparation (pingdotgg#33949)
feat(usage): show Muse Code limits, and xAI and Antigravity accounts from a CLIProxyAPI hub (pingdotgg#33800)
fix(server): text generation fallback respects project provider settings (pingdotgg#33741)
fix(web): sending from an empty citation comment clears the composer (pingdotgg#33440)
fix(github): a proxy's 403 with Retry-After is no longer reported as a rate limit (pingdotgg#33676)
fix(web,mobile): replace sparkles icons and ban them with a lint rule (pingdotgg#25422)
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Problem
Typing
3. fooand5. barin the composer shows the items as 3 and 5, and the agent receives them as 3 and 5, but the sent message renders them as 3 and 4. This comes up when answering only some of an agent's numbered questions (for example, the open questions left after a few rounds of a grilling session). The composer draws each item's own marker, while chat markdown follows CommonMark, which numbers an ordered list from its first marker only.Change
The sent bubble now shows the list as typed, so the bubble, the composer and the text the agent received agree. User message bodies opt in (
remarkEnableOrderedListNumbersthroughextraRemarkPlugins); a shared remark plugin then setsvalueon any item whose written number breaks the sequence. It runs before list-indentation recovery, and the recovery step applies the same numbering to blocks it reparses, using their own source.Agent replies, PR descriptions, plans and file previews are markdown written to be rendered, so they keep CommonMark numbering: a README written as
1.1.1.still reads 1, 2, 3. In a user message,1.1.1.stays 1, 1, 1, matching the composer and what the agent received.ChatMarkdown's ordered list gutter sizes for the shown numbers, so a jump like8.to10.is not clipped.Nested ordered lists in user messages use decimal markers. Copying rendered lists preserves explicit item values and zero starts. Native mobile rendering is unchanged.
Scope and approval
Fixes the triaged bug #8394 (reproduced by a maintainer). #23369 was closed as a duplicate of this PR.
Verification
ChatMarkdown.browser.test.tsxverifies decimal markers at every nesting level in user messages while document previews retain their existing counter styles.markdown-clipboard.test.tscovers explicit values, continuation after a reset, and zero starts.packages/shared/src/markdownPipeline.test.ts: out-of-order items, repeated1., a list in a blockquote, nested lists, a bullet list after an ordered one, and a list recovered from an over-indented item keep their written numbers when enabled; without the opt-in, nothing changes. Theapps/webmarkdown tests (markdownRenderer,markdownListIndentation,markdown-incremental,markdownStreamBlocks,markdown-clipboard) pass.In a local dev build, pasted
3. .../5. ...into the composer and sent it. Onmainthe sent message renders<ol start="3">with items 3 and 4. With this change, the second item getsvalue="5"(rechecked after limiting the change to user messages).Composer before sending:
Sent message, before:
Sent message, after:
Done with Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code (T3 Code).
🤖 Generated with Claude Code
Fixes #8394
Follow-up fixes by GPT 6.1 Sol in the Codex harness through T3 Code.