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Find state and controls
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participant User
participant ChatView
participant HistoryLoader
participant ThreadFindBar
participant MessagesTimeline
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User->>ChatView: Open find
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HistoryLoader-->>ChatView: Return history status
ChatView->>ThreadFindBar: Render query and match state
User->>ThreadFindBar: Enter query or navigate
ThreadFindBar->>ChatView: Update query or active index
ChatView->>MessagesTimeline: Provide query and active match
MessagesTimeline->>CSSHighlights: Register inactive and active ranges
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- Around line 21-35: Align searchableThreadEntryText with the text
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🟡 Medium src/fileLinks.ts:83
A Windows cwd such as C:/Users/alice/project leaves ~/file.ts unresolved, so resolvePathLinkTarget returns a target containing ~ instead of C:/Users/alice/file.ts. inferHomeFromCwd only matches backslash-separated \Users\ paths; update the pattern to accept either slash style.
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🟡 Medium Layers/ProjectionSnapshotQuery.ts:3772
searchThread returns archived threads as searchable because makeThreadFindQuery filters only deleted_at IS NULL, unlike getActiveThreadRowById, which also requires archived_at IS NULL. An RPC using an archived thread ID therefore returns its messages and plans even though the ProjectionSnapshotQueryShape contract is for active threads and the normal detail endpoint rejects that thread. Add the archived_at IS NULL predicate to the query used by makeThreadFindQuery, or avoid exposing this search path for archived threads.
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Thanks for the PR. We're not taking changes to the orchestration and provider layers right now: that part of the server is being rewritten for V2, and merging into the current code would either conflict with or be thrown away by that work. Closing for now. If this is still an issue once V2 lands, please reopen (or open a fresh PR against the new code) and we'll take a proper look. |
Long threads make it difficult to find an earlier message, especially when it is inside a collapsed turn.
Add find-in-thread to web and desktop. Open it with ⌘/Ctrl+F or Find in current thread in the command palette. Matches are highlighted, next/previous controls move between them, and collapsed content opens to reveal the result. Closing search clears the highlights and restores collapsed content.
Search includes messages and proposed plans across the full thread. The server searches rendered text and returns a small window around the selected match, without downloading all older history. Returning to the conversation restores its scroll position. Older servers retain automatic history loading as a compatibility fallback. Terminal and preview shortcuts are preserved.
Search colours follow the theme and can be changed in the advanced theme editor. VS Code and Open VSX imports preserve current/other find-match colours, with readable fallbacks.
Standalone
mainversion of #5562.Visual verification
Updated default highlights —
fb72d5007Idle matches use
rgba(253, 184, 51, 0.3)in OKLCH; the active match uses warm amber (#eea52b) with dark text. Theme overrides remain unchanged. Light and dark screenshots below were captured from the rebased app, with client A searching client B. Remote navigation and returning to the conversation also passed.The earlier full verification set below was captured at
fbe5cb8eb(before the default-colour update), using isolated Chromium and native 1920×1080 capture. Videos are H.264 MP4; setup/idle pauses are trimmed where noted, without speeding up interactions. Uploaded withgh-image.Search and virtualization — default light/dark
A fixture with 1,000 turns / 3,000 messages contains four distant matches, including folded progress and code. All four highlights were visible after navigation; forward/reverse wraparound and closing/reopening find worked. The server-search pass mounted 20–22 timeline rows in total, including the retained conversation and search-result timelines.
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Before opening find → after finding an earlier message
Both captures use the latest commit; this compares UI states, not old/new source revisions.
Remote environment — two running T3 instances
Ran two independent T3 instances with separate state directories. From instance A (
localhost:8455), added instance B (localhost:8456) through Settings → Connections → Add environment → Remote link, using B's pairing code. The browser stayed on A throughout; search requests for B's thread went to B's WebSocket.Verified all four distant matches in B's 1,000-turn / 3,000-message thread, forward/reverse wraparound, light/dark highlights, closing find, and searching again after reload. Search responses carried only 4–6 nearby messages during distant-match navigation.
The same thread ID exists in both environments, but only B contains
formatneedle: B returned 2 matches; A returned 0; returning to B and reloading still returned 2. Captured WebSocket requests/responses confirm each query reached the selected instance. No browser page errors occurred.Two-instance verification — 22 seconds, native 1080p
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Connected remote environment, light/dark search, and environment isolation
Themes — VS Code JSON, Open VSX, and live editing
Imported explicit VS Code find-match colours in light/dark themes. In the theme editor, changing the current-match colour updates the highlight immediately; Cancel restores the imported colour. The recording shows both appearances.
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Import and advanced search-colour controls
Installed Nord from Open VSX and applied its imported search colours. Setup pauses are removed from this clip.
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Open VSX installation and search result
Keybindings settings
Settings → Keybindings shows Chat: Find, bound to ⌘F on macOS, with
!terminalFocus && !previewFocus.keybindings.mp4
Rendered-text regressions
Verified visible file-chip and inline-path labels, automatic disclosure opening, and horizontal code scrolling to reveal the active match. Source-only link text does not create an invisible result.
rendered-search-regressions.mp4
Verified a phrase spanning Markdown emphasis (2 matches, message and plan), a plan title (1 match), and a hidden link URL (0 matches).
plans-and-formatting.mp4
Rendered-text screenshots
Older-server compatibility fallback
Capability simulation: intercepted the server configuration to advertise
threadFind: false; this is not an old server binary. Search then loaded older history and navigated all four distant matches without server-search responses. Only 13–14 timeline rows were mounted at the measured navigation points. Forward and reverse wraparound worked in light/dark mode. Idle pauses are removed from the recording.older-server-fallback.mp4
Fallback light/dark screenshots
Verification scope
This update refreshes browser evidence only; it does not change source code or rerun unit/typecheck suites. Web was exercised in Chromium. Desktop shares the web implementation but its native shell was not exercised; native mobile does not expose find-in-thread.
Model: GPT-6 via Codex.
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Add in-thread find for messages and plans via
chat.findcommand andorchestration.searchThreadRPCThreadFindBarpopover,useThreadFindhook,useThreadFindHighlightsCSS Custom Highlight hook, andbuildThreadFindMatchesindex builder. Local search scans loaded timeline entries; server search calls the new debouncedorchestration.searchThreadWebSocket RPC.ChatViewandMessagesTimeline: opening find (mod+f or command palette) shows the bar, renders a separate search-result timeline view, expands the active match's turn, scrolls to it, and highlights occurrences. Escape closes find before global handlers.makeThreadFindQueryin ThreadFindQuery.ts: scans projected messages and proposed plans in batches of 128, counts query occurrences, orders matches by creation time, caches by thread/query/sequence, and validates the thread is still active.searchMatchBackground,searchMatchForeground,searchMatchActiveBackground,searchMatchActiveForeground) to all built-in themes, the theme editor, and VS Code / Open VSX theme import.apps/webandpackages/client-runtimeintopackages/sharedand re-exports them.Packages/client-runtimeremovescodex-file-citations,codex-artifact-templates, andcodex-markdown-directivessubpath exports; out-of-tree consumers importing those paths must switch to@t3/shared.ServerConfiggains an optionalthreadFindboolean — server search is gated on this capability being advertised.Macroscope summarized 4c9be50.
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