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824-829: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueRecreated
linkHandlersobject defeatsmemoon each render.
AssistantMarkdownContentis wrapped inmemo. It now builds a newlinkHandlersobject and a newlinkCustomizationclosure on every render.SelectableMarkdownTextreceives new props each time.useEnrichedLinkVariantslistslinkCustomizationas auseMemodependency. The link map is therefore recomputed on every render of this component. This is a performance cost on streaming messages. Wrap the object inuseMemo.♻️ Proposed fix
- const linkHandlers: MarkdownLinkHandlers = { - ...props.linkHandlers, - linkCustomization: (href) => - withChipIcon(props.linkHandlers.linkCustomization?.(href), threadIcons.get(href)), - }; + const linkHandlers = useMemo<MarkdownLinkHandlers>( + () => ({ + ...props.linkHandlers, + linkCustomization: (href) => + withChipIcon(props.linkHandlers.linkCustomization?.(href), threadIcons.get(href)), + }), + [props.linkHandlers, threadIcons], + );Note:
props.linkHandlersis itself recreated inThreadFeedon each render, so the parent would also need a stable object for the memo to help.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 824-829: Memoize the linkHandlers object and its linkCustomization
closure in AssistantMarkdownContent using useMemo, with props.linkHandlers and
threadIcons as dependencies, so SelectableMarkdownText receives stable handler
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🟡 Minor · Settle rasterization when toDataURL does not call back. · ProjectChipIconImages.tsx:36-76
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winSettle rasterization when
toDataURLdoes not call back.A glyph request adds a tile to
pendingTilesand returns a promise.finishremoves the tile only from thetoDataURLcallback. If the native capture throws or never invokes that callback, the hiddenGlyphCaptureremains mounted andEffect.tryPromise(() => rasterize(key))never settles. Add a bounded failure path and ignore a late callback.Suggested fix
const capture = (svg: Svg | null) => { if (!svg || started.current) return; started.current = true; - requestAnimationFrame(() => - svg.toDataURL( - (base64?: string) => finish(props.tile, base64), - Platform.OS === "ios" ? { width: TILE_SIZE, height: TILE_SIZE } : undefined, - ), - ); + let settled = false; + let timeout: ReturnType<typeof setTimeout> | undefined; + const settle = (base64?: string) => { + if (settled) return; + settled = true; + if (timeout !== undefined) clearTimeout(timeout); + finish(props.tile, base64); + }; + timeout = setTimeout(() => settle(), 5000); + requestAnimationFrame(() => { + try { + svg.toDataURL( + settle, + Platform.OS === "ios" ? { width: TILE_SIZE, height: TILE_SIZE } : undefined, + ); + } catch { + settle(); + } + }); };🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 36-76: Update the GlyphCapture rasterization flow around the
native toDataURL call to guarantee settlement when capture throws or fails to
invoke its callback: add a bounded timeout and catch synchronous errors, route
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- Around line 85-86: Update the capture flow around toDataURL and finish so each
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Important
Stacked PR 2 of 4. Review and merge in this order:
Every PR in the stack targets
mainbecause the branches live on a fork, so this diff also includes #22237. To review only this PR's changes, use this comparison.When a PR earlier in the stack merges, I rebase the ones after it onto
main.Why
On desktop, a thread link shows the thread's project favicon and falls back to a chat glyph (
MarkdownThreadLink.tsx). On mobile every thread chip showed the same MessagesSquare glyph, so you couldn't tell which project a linked thread belonged to.Implementation
Thread chips in mobile chat now show the thread's project icon, the way mobile shows project icons elsewhere. That covers thread context records in user messages and the thread-link chips from #22237. Each chip picks, in order:
projectIdentity.ts)projectFaviconUrlAtom), the same oneProjectFaviconuses in thread lists. That gives a cached thumbnail from the on-device favicon cache when there is one, and otherwise the server's signed asset URL. The token is in the URL, so the pill loads it the same way over a local, Tailscale or T3 Connect connection, with no extra headers. Each project resolves once and is shared by every chip and list row that shows it.react-native-svgview mounted at the app root and exported withtoDataURLas a PNGdata:URI. Monograms use the sidebar tile's look: rounded tile, 15% tint background,-500text. The result is cached in an atom keyed by the glyph and color, so every chip with that glyph shares one image. Nothing is redrawn per chip or per render, and nothing is fetched. The colors don't depend on the theme, so one image serves dark and light.Evidence
One fixture thread with a project in each state:
favicon-app(favicon),Auto Monogram(no icon, no favicon),custom-mono(custom monogram "Q7", violet),emoji-proj(🚀),lucide-proj(Lucide rocket, emerald), the no-project folder, and a link to a thread that doesn't exist. Each appears as a thread context record in the user message and as at3-thread://link in the assistant reply.Before (dark and light, iOS then Android): every thread chip shows the teal MessagesSquare glyph.
After, close-up of the context-record chips. From the top: favicon, auto monogram "AM", custom monogram "Q7", emoji 🚀, Lucide as monogram "LP", no project (chat bubble), unknown thread (chat bubble).
After, iOS 27 simulator: context records in the user message and thread links in the assistant reply, dark and light.
After, Android 16 emulator, same layout.
Limitations
react-native-svg, which doesn't pick up the app'sfont-mono. iOS draws the letters in the system sans-serif, and Android draws them in regular-weight monospace instead of bold.scratchWorkspaceRoot). Before the server config arrives, a no-project thread briefly shows the folder's monogram.Validation
vp test runforapps/mobile/src/lib/projectIcon.test.ts(which icon a chip gets in each state),enrichedLinkPresentation.test.ts, and the React Compiler coverage test.tsc --noEmitforapps/mobile, and lint on the changed files.Made with Claude Opus 5.5 via Claude Code in T3 Code.