[MarcoDotIO]

Problem

On mobile, each thread row's accessibility label held only the title, provider, and the queued and regenerating notes. That label replaces the row's visible text for VoiceOver and TalkBack, so screen-reader users never heard the status the row shows (Approval, Input, Request, Failed, Limited, Done, Woke) or its time. They could not tell which threads were waiting on them.

Fix

The label now comes from a small pure helper, threadListV2RowAccessibilityLabel in threadListV2.ts. It adds the same text the row shows beside its title. On cards that is Woke, otherwise the status label, otherwise the time. On slim rows it is the snooze wake label or the time. Both row variants use the helper, and the parts are joined with commas, so there is no new copy. The live working and waiting timer is left out on purpose: putting it in the label would re-render every row each second, and a timer frozen at render time would be wrong. Rows in those two states keep the label they had before.

Verification

• vp test run apps/mobile/src/features/threads/threadListV2.test.ts: the new threadListV2RowAccessibilityLabel case failed on main (threadListV2RowAccessibilityLabel is not a function) and passes with the fix. It checks that an approval row's label includes "Approval" and that a row with no status (for example, a completed thread you have already read) includes its time. It also covers Woke, a working row, and a snoozed slim row.
• apps/mobile/src/reactCompilerCoverage.test.ts passes.
• vp run check:changed passes (format, lint, knip, typecheck, tests, react compiler).
• Measured impact: of the 8 status words a row can show (Approval, Input, Request, Failed, Limited, Done, Goal, Woke), screen readers spoke 0 on main and speak all 8 with the fix. The time is spoken on rows with no status and on slim rows (before: never). Example approval row: before Fix login, Codex, after Fix login, Approval, Codex. Icon-only working and waiting rows are unchanged.
• Not checked: not run in a simulator, and not listened to with VoiceOver or TalkBack.

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Approvability

Verdict: Approved at 1062b72

Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Mobile thread rows now announce their existing status or time metadata to screen readers. The change is limited to accessibility presentation and leaves thread actions and stored data unchanged.

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Walkthrough

The change adds a helper that builds thread-row accessibility labels from the title, row variant, state, and optional details. The thread-list row and its menu use the computed label. Tests cover the resulting labels.

Changes: Thread row accessibility labels

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Build and use row accessibility labels apps/mobile/src/features/threads/threadListV2.ts, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/thread-list-v2-items.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/threadListV2.test.ts	The helper selects metadata based on row variant and state, then combines it with the title and optional provider, queued-message, and title-regeneration details. The row and its menu use the computed label. Tests cover card and slim row labels.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Suggested reviewers: shivamhwp

Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 6805f

Thread rows now expose their status and time to screen readers. No concrete merge-blocking risk was found, and the tested VoiceOver states match the intended behavior.

Pre-merge checks: 4

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title names the main change: thread-row accessibility labels now expose the row's status and time to screen readers. It uses a conventional commit prefix and fits the changeset, which adds threadL…
Description check		The description follows the template well. It covers the problem (screen readers miss status and time), the change (shared helper used by both row variants, with the live timer excluded on purpose), s…
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.

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Explanation

The title names the main change: thread-row accessibility labels now expose the row's status and time to screen readers. It uses a conventional commit prefix and fits the changeset, which adds threadListV2RowAccessibilityLabel and uses it in both row variants.

Full details: Description check

Explanation

The description follows the template well. It covers the problem (screen readers miss status and time), the change (shared helper used by both row variants, with the live timer excluded on purpose), scope (a bug fix, with no linked issue), and verification (focused test run, check results, measured impact, and what was not checked). The template asks for a linked issue or a reason it is not needed, and the description gives no issue link or such reason. It also has no VoiceOver or TalkBack evidence in the description itself, although the PR objectives link evidence in a reviewer comment. The template asks for before/after screenshots for UI changes, and the description does not embed them.

Resolution

Consider adding a linked issue, or a short reason why none is needed for this small bug fix. Consider also embedding or linking the before/after VoiceOver or TalkBack captions in the Verification section, as the template asks for UI evidence. The template's Scope section also asks for a note on whether a maintainer requested the PR, which can be stated briefly.

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Evidence

Real dev clients with separate fresh databases and synthetic data. Android: Pixel 9, Android 16/API 36, 1080×2424, portrait/light. iOS: iPhone 18 Pro simulator, iOS 27.2, 402×874 logical points, portrait/light.

On both commits: create Done, idle/time-only, pending Approval, active Working, and active Waiting threads. Open Chats and expand Working. Capture the rows, snooze Finished for one hour and expand Snoozed, let a ten-second snooze expire naturally, then settle Time-only and expand Settled. Enable VoiceOver and its Caption Panel and focus the same eight row states.

Base captions contain only titles. Head captions add Done, card time, Approval, Waiting, Working, snooze wake time, Woke, and ordinary slim-row time. The live working duration remains excluded. Waiting shows an icon without a visible duration. Actual elapsed values differ between sequential runs.

VoiceOver images contain original focused-row and Caption Panel pixels. Android annotations show captured native Button labels, not TalkBack speech.

Evidence	Before — 01c84c7c02	After — e72bbf5c02
VoiceOver: all eight paths
Android cards: Done, time-only, Approval, Waiting, Working
Android snoozed slim row
Android Woke card
Android ordinary-time slim row
VoiceOver focus recordings	Before recording	After recording
Android interaction recordings	Before recording	After recording
iOS card-to-snooze recordings	Before recording	After recording

Additional base wake/settle recording.

Full captures and scripts · Seed/RPC driver · Replay fixtures · Capture driver · Reproduction guide · Native accessibility nodes.

VoiceOver itself and its Caption Panel were exercised on both builds; audible audio was not captured because the host audio probe lacked Screen Recording permission. Android TalkBack speech remains unverified: the attempt produced no usable focus/caption output and encountered an app not-responding dialog; restarting restored the app. Android native labels were verified on both builds.

Not shown:

• Android/TalkBack speech: enabling TalkBack and Display speech output produced no usable captions or focus outline through automation. The app displayed a not-responding dialog during this attempt and recovered after restart; its relationship to TalkBack was not diagnosed. Both builds’ Android native Button labels and UI were captured.
• Audible VoiceOver audio: the host audio probe was denied Screen Recording permission. VoiceOver itself was enabled, and its actual focus outline and speech Caption Panel were captured on both commits.
• Failed status and provider-name/queued-message/title-regeneration suffix combinations were not captured; synthetic Replay rows show no provider-name badge.

[juliusmarminge]

Evidence

Evidence for #34636: the real iOS scenario failed on base and passed on head.

Environment for every capture: pooled iPhone 18 Pro simulator, light theme, 402×874 points, fresh database per commit, Replay showcase.

Steps on both sides: complete two showcase threads; open Chats; capture Done rows; long-press Finished thread → Snooze → In 1 hour; expand Snoozed; capture the slim row and native accessibility labels.

Evidence	Before — ea05ea5e2a	After — 6805fd2224
Card rows
Native card label	Approval thread	Approval thread, Done
Slim snoozed row
Native slim label	Finished thread	Finished thread, 1h
Native MenuView snapshots	Before labels	After labels
Same snooze interaction	Before recording	After recording

Scenario source, with only the evidence output directory made portable. Both final recordings and stills show the snooze time as 1h. Native MenuView labels exercise the iOS wrapper changed by the head commit; speech audio was not captured.

Not shown:

• VoiceOver and TalkBack speech/audio were not captured: the pool controls expose no screen-reader toggle or speech capture. This proof verifies native iOS MenuView accessibility labels, not spoken output.
• Displayed Working and Waiting durations and their exclusion from labels were not exercised; this run captured completed showcase threads only.
• Ordinary card/slim timestamps, Approval status, Woke, failure statuses, provider names, queued-message notes and title-regeneration notes were not exercised. Both showcase threads approved automatically and completed.
• Android was not rerun in this pass; the new proof specifically covers the previously missing iOS native-menu path.