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A running thread was never written to the disk cache, so every cold open of a working chat waited for the network. Closing the view now writes the last committed state once, after the pop has settled (skipped while an approval or question is open). Until the stream catches up, run state comes from the thread-list shell, so a finished turn is not shown as working.
ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This change modifies production reopen behavior and adds delayed asynchronous persistence for running chats across mobile and shared client-runtime code. The supplied unresolved Medium findings indicate possible stale Working UI state and cache overwrites, requiring human review. Not approved because:
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 10 included reviews per hour; 8 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe mobile composer resolves run-state data from timestamped thread detail and shell sources. Client runtime persists eligible running-thread snapshots when a view closes, subject to pending-request and environment-registration checks. ChangesMobile thread run state
Thread snapshot persistence
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participant ThreadView
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ThreadView->>makeEnvironmentThreadState: close view
makeEnvironmentThreadState->>derivePendingRequests: check for pending requests
makeEnvironmentThreadState->>EnvironmentRegistry: check registration before delayed write
makeEnvironmentThreadState->>ThreadCache: persist eligible snapshot
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- Around line 929-930: Update the delayed persistence guard in the finalizer
using entries.has(environmentId) so it verifies the original registration
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… writes - Run state comes from whichever of the detail and the thread-list shell holds the newer event (updatedAt), so a copy retained in memory or read from disk cannot show a finished turn as working on warm or cold reopens. The shell passed in is the real thread-list shell, never one derived from the detail; without it only a live detail is trusted. - Thread cache writes run one at a time with the owner check inside the permit, so a closed view's delayed write cannot land after a reopened view's write.
What Changed
Closing a thread view now writes its last committed state to the disk cache once, even when the thread is still running. Run state (working or not) comes from whichever of the thread's detail and its thread-list shell holds the newer event, so a cached copy cannot show a finished turn as working.
threads.ts: the view's teardown finalizer also persists running threads.thread-run-state.ts(new) anduse-thread-composer-state.ts: the Working pill, the thinking row and the compacting state read run state from the copy with the newerupdatedAt, using the real thread-list shell (selectedThreadListShell) and never one derived from the detail. Without a shell, only a live detail is trusted.Why
A running thread was never written to the disk cache, and the teardown finalizer skipped it too. So every cold open of a working chat waited for the network before showing anything, even for a chat you had just been reading.
Pixel 9, real account. Both builds share the same native base; only the JS differs. Each run: open a working chat, go back, kill the app, relaunch, and record the reopen via the same deep link.
Times are measured from the first screen change after the open. The JS bundle grows by 805 bytes.
Tests:
threads-sync.test.ts:threads-sync.test.tsalso covers skipping the write when the environment was removed or re-added meanwhile.thread-run-state.test.tscovers which copy decides the run state.UI Changes
Reopening the same working chat after a relaunch, main on the left, this PR on the right (GIF at half speed; real-time MP4):
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