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feat(mobile): show agent activity in an Android home screen widget - #35965
The Agent Activity home screen widget exists on iOS only. app.config.ts registers it with android: null, so Android users have the ongoing notification but no widget showing which agents are working or need them.
AgentActivityWidget.android.tsx: a Jetpack Compose (Glance) layout that matches the iOS widget: the T3 mark and a summary in the leading phase color ("1 needs attention", "6 active", "Done"), then up to four threads with a right-aligned status in the same phase colors, the thread that needs you first. Taps open that thread. Glance has no layout weights, so the gray project label is left out; a long title would squeeze it to "..".
publishAgentActivityWidget.android.ts: publishes a snapshot, as the Android Subscription usage widget does. Android has no timelines, so the snapshot carries its out-of-date rows and schedules a T3WidgetExpiry alarm for when they apply.
agentActivityWidgetTimeline.ts: agentActivityWidgetSnapshot builds that snapshot from the existing timeline and keeps row order stable when rows go stale.
AgentActivityWidgetSync.kt (t3-agent-notifications): the native FCM handler that already drives the ongoing notification also writes each agent-activity push into the widget's props and repaints it through T3WidgetExpiry, so the widget stays current while the app is closed. Older pushes that arrive out of order are ignored.
Because pushes arrive only on changes, ten quiet minutes no longer mean the data is old. Android rows go out of date after the relay's two-hour running-row TTL (the ongoing notification's lifetime), not after ten minutes.
remoteRegistration.ts: the foreground refresh now repaints the widget on Android too. Android skips the Live Activity reconciliation, which stays iOS-only.
app.config.ts: registers the Android provider (4×2 default, resizable).
docs/user/mobile-notifications.md: the widget is no longer described as iOS-only.
It refreshes when the app opens and on every agent-activity push.
Verification
vp test run --project unit src/widgets src/features/agent-awareness app.config.test.ts: 54 passed, including new tests for the snapshot order and stale rows, and for the Android refresh path not touching Live Activities.
:t3-agent-notifications:testDebugUnitTest (Robolectric, SDK 24 and 36): 126 passed, including new AgentActivityWidgetSyncTest cases for the pushed rows, the stale deadline and broadcast, and out-of-order pushes.
Mobile typecheck, vp fmt, vp lint, and the commit hook's knip check pass.
expo prebuild --platform android generates AgentActivityProvider and its manifest receiver.
Built a release APK of this branch (preview variant, arm64) and ran it on an Android 16 emulator signed in to T3 Connect with live agents:
The widget picker lists Agent Activity (4×2) beside Subscription usage.
Signed out, the widget says "Sign in to T3 Connect to see agents".
Signed in, it shows the relay snapshot: "6 active" and four Working rows, in the iOS layout.
Tapping it opens the app on the first thread's deep link (ActivityTaskManager: START ... t3code-preview://threads/... (BAL_ALLOW_TOKEN) result code=2). This emulator had no environment added, so the thread screen shows the empty environment state.
Picker
Signed out
Signed in
After tap
Before this change there is no Agent Activity entry in the Android widget picker; only Subscription usage appears.
The Agent Activity widget shipped on iOS only (android: null). Add the
Android layout and publisher, and let the foreground refresh repaint the
widget on Android, where there is no Live Activity to reconcile.
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The pull request adds an Android Agent Activity widget. It builds and publishes ordered activity snapshots, renders activity status and rows, and enables Android registration and relay-push updates without Live Activity reconciliation. Relay payloads include per-row deep links.
Changes: Android Agent Activity widget
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Summary
Build and render widget snapshots apps/mobile/src/widgets/agentActivityWidgetTimeline.ts, apps/mobile/src/widgets/agentActivityWidgetTimeline.test.ts, apps/mobile/src/widgets/AgentActivityWidget.android.tsx, apps/mobile/app.config.ts, docs/user/mobile-notifications.md
The snapshot helper orders current and stale activities by phase. The Android widget displays a summary and up to four activity rows. Tests cover ordering, stale status, and signed-out snapshots. The widget configuration and documentation include Android support.
Publish snapshots through Android registration apps/mobile/src/features/agent-awareness/remoteRegistration.ts, apps/mobile/src/features/agent-awareness/remoteRegistration.test.ts, apps/mobile/src/widgets/publishAgentActivityWidget.android.ts
Android remote registration publishes widget snapshots and returns before Live Activity reconciliation. The publisher creates a timestamped snapshot and schedules expiry when stale data is present. A test covers the Android refresh path.
Sync widget data from relay pushes apps/mobile/modules/t3-agent-notifications/android/src/main/java/expo/modules/t3agentnotifications/AgentActivityWidgetSync.kt, apps/mobile/modules/t3-agent-notifications/android/src/main/java/expo/modules/t3agentnotifications/AgentNotifications.kt, apps/mobile/modules/t3-agent-notifications/android/src/test/java/expo/modules/t3agentnotifications/AgentActivityWidgetSyncTest.kt
Fresh pushes update stored widget properties and schedule stale deadlines for unfinished activities, even when notifications are disabled. Tests cover stored data, expiry, and rejection of older pushes.
Pass activity deep links to Android widgets infra/relay/src/agentActivity/fcmPayloads.ts, infra/relay/src/agentActivity/FcmDeliveries.test.ts, patches/expo-widgets@58.0.27.patch
The relay payload includes deep-link paths for up to five activity rows. Android widget URL interactions start the package launch activity with the parsed URL when a launch intent is available. Tests verify row paths in the payload.
sequenceDiagram
participant AgentNotifications
participant AgentActivityWidgetSync
participant WidgetStorage
participant ExpiryReceiver
AgentNotifications->>AgentActivityWidgetSync: Sync fresh registered-device push
AgentActivityWidgetSync->>WidgetStorage: Store widget properties and push timestamp
AgentActivityWidgetSync->>ExpiryReceiver: Broadcast widget repaint and expiry update
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The widget's thread taps can fail in LAN development builds because the deep link is built without a path separator. Production builds with a hostless scheme URL are unaffected. Fix the URL normalization before merging, or accept the limitation for dev builds.
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Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/widgets/AgentActivityWidget.android.tsx:
- Around line 67-70: Give each rendered activity row a distinct navigation
target and connect its Button interaction to that row’s deepLink. Update the
widget’s click handling so it opens the selected row’s target instead of always
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- Around line 24-25: Update the AgentActivity tap handling in the
addUserInteractionListener flow so the thread destination is available through a
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Major · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Give each activity row its own navigation target.
With two or more activities, tapping any row invokes this single card Button. The listener in apps/mobile/src/widgets/publishAgentActivityWidget.android.ts, Lines 19–25, always opens snapshot.activities[0].deepLink. Tapping the second, third, or fourth row therefore opens the first thread.
Give each row a distinct target and route that target to the row's deepLink.
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Give each rendered activity row a distinct navigation target and connect its Button interaction to that row’s deepLink. Update the widget’s click handling so it opens the selected row’s target instead of always using snapshot.activities[0].deepLink.
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Major · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Route the thread link through a native launch path.
The thread link depends on addUserInteractionListener and the module-level tapUrl. Both exist only in a live app process. The expo-widgets documentation states that this listener fires only while the app process is alive. If Android reclaims the process, a widget tap does not invoke the listener, and Linking.openURL(tapUrl) never runs. tapUrl is also unset until the JavaScript publish path runs. expo-widgets does not provide an Android widget URL, so the thread link needs a native launch action.
Persist the destination in a native widget launch action that opens the app and delivers the deep link without an existing React Native runtime.
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Update the AgentActivity tap handling in the addUserInteractionListener flow so the thread destination is available through a native Android widget launch action, rather than relying on the live-process listener and module-level tapUrl. Establish and use the supported native mechanism to persist the destination and deliver it as a deep link when the app launches, including when no React Native runtime is already active.
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- Line 22: Update the light-mode value of secondary in the AgentActivityWidget
color selection to achieve at least 4.5:1 contrast against a white background
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Increase the light-mode secondary text contrast.
#8e8e93 on #ffffff provides approximately 3.3:1 contrast. This color renders the small sign-in/loading instructions and stale status text. Darken the light-mode color to meet the normal-text minimum of 4.5:1. (w3.org)
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Update the light-mode value of secondary in the AgentActivityWidget color selection to achieve at least 4.5:1 contrast against a white background for normal text; preserve the existing dark-mode color.
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The widget only repainted when the app came to the foreground, so it sat on
"Out of date" ten minutes after the last open and stayed there until the
user opened T3 again. Agent activity pushes already reach the device and
drive the ongoing notification natively; now the same handler writes the
pushed rows into the widget's props and repaints it, ignoring out-of-order
pushes.
The relay pushes only on changes, so a ten-minute quiet period no longer
means the data is old. Android widget rows now go out of date after the
relay's two-hour running-row TTL instead.
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- Line 23: Add a blank line between the PUSH_AT_KEY declaration and the
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Fix the declaration spacing that blocks native lint.
The supplied pipeline reports standard:spacing-between-declarations-with-comments here. This causes vp run lint:mobile to fail. Add a blank line between PUSH_AT_KEY and this comment.
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[error] 23-23: ktlint failed: declaration with a comment needs an empty line between declarations (standard:spacing-between-declarations-with-comments). The vp run lint:mobile step failed because ktlint exited with code 1.
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Add a blank line between the PUSH_AT_KEY declaration and the following comment in the declarations section of AgentActivityWidgetSync to satisfy the native lint spacing rule.
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Fix the test formatting that blocks native lint.
This assertion exceeds the reported 100-character limit. The supplied pipeline also reports argument wrapping and closing-parenthesis violations in this file. These failures block vp run lint:mobile. Format the affected declarations and calls with the repository’s Kotlin formatter.
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[error] 16-66: ktlint reported argument-list-wrapping violations (standard:argument-list-wrapping) and lines exceeding the 100-character limit (standard:max-line-length). The vp run lint:mobile step failed because ktlint exited with code 1.
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Review comment at @apps/mobile/modules/t3-agent-notifications/android/src/test/java/expo/modules/t3agentnotifications/AgentActivityWidgetSyncTest.kt at line 66:
Reformat the overlong assertion in AgentActivityWidgetSyncTest and the other declarations and calls flagged for argument wrapping or closing-parenthesis style using the repository’s Kotlin formatter; preserve the test behavior.
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merged main without rebasing and corrected the Kotlin formatting failures. widget taps now use native launch intents instead of a live JavaScript listener. each row carries its own thread destination, including relay-pushed rows; the card background keeps its first-thread action. light-mode secondary text now has sufficient contrast against white.
verified through blacksmith: vp run check:changed passed, including typecheck, lint, 65 focused tests and compiler checks. vp run lint:mobile passed Kotlin lint and detekt (SwiftLint unavailable on the Linux worker). all 126 Android notification tests passed, including widget push tests, and :expo-widgets:compileDebugKotlin passed. two code reviews found no additional blockers.
native cold-start taps, individual row taps, live relay delivery and before/after visual evidence remain unverified: device access is disabled in this environment. these still block calling the change ready. CI has no pending or failing checks on f7733fd592, and GitHub reports no conflicts.
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- Line 46: Update the FCM payload budget handling around androidActivityData and
fitFcmData to drop trailing activity rows, removing each row’s activity_line_N
and activity_row_path_N entries together, when text reduction still leaves the
payload over budget; preserve index alignment and never truncate routes. Extend
the budget test with long multibyte deepLink values to verify the resulting
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Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Keep row paths inside the FCM payload budget.
androidActivityData adds activity_row_path_0 through activity_row_path_4, and activity_path, with raw deepLink values. fitFcmData reduces only _title, _body, and activity_line_* values. When no reducible text remains, it returns the payload even when it is still over budget. FcmDeliveries then sends that result directly, with no size check after fitFcmData.
The 512-character sanitizer limit does not cap the byte size of a route. For example, /threads/env/ followed by 490 界 characters and an index digit is 504 characters. Each such path is about 1,484 UTF-8 bytes. Six path values total about 8.9 KB. FCM rejects data payloads above 4,096 bytes, so the send can fail. The existing budget test uses short generated routes, so it does not cover this case.
Add a fallback that drops trailing rows, with their activity_line_N and activity_row_path_N entries, when text reduction cannot meet the budget. Drop from the end so the remaining indexes stay aligned. Do not truncate routes. Extend the budget test with long multibyte routes.
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Update the FCM payload budget handling around androidActivityData and fitFcmData to drop trailing activity rows, removing each row’s activity_line_N and activity_row_path_N entries together, when text reduction still leaves the payload over budget; preserve index alignment and never truncate routes. Extend the budget test with long multibyte deepLink values to verify the resulting payload stays within the FCM limit.
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- Line 65: Normalize props.appUrl to end with a path separator before appending
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Keep a path separator when appUrl includes a dev-server host.
In a dev client started with --lan, Linking.createURL("") can return a host-bearing value such as t3code-dev://192.168.1.2:8081. Lines 65, 70, and 105 remove the leading slash from the row path and append it directly. The result is t3code-dev://192.168.1.2:8081threads/env/thread. The port is then invalid, and the thread route is not parsed as a path, so the tap does not open the thread. A hostless t3code-dev:// value is not affected. Normalize the base so it ends with / before appending the path.
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Normalize props.appUrl to end with a path separator before appending row deep links, and reuse that normalized base for both the firstPath target and each row target. Preserve the existing behavior when appUrl is absent or hostless.
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The user guide said the Agent Activity widget marks unfinished work out of
date after 10 minutes on both platforms; Android's push-driven widget waits
two hours. Also drop a snapshot test the timeline test already covers.
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Problem
The Agent Activity home screen widget exists on iOS only.
app.config.tsregisters it withandroid: null, so Android users have the ongoing notification but no widget showing which agents are working or need them.Proposed in Ideas: #36045
Change
AgentActivityWidget.android.tsx: a Jetpack Compose (Glance) layout that matches the iOS widget: the T3 mark and a summary in the leading phase color ("1 needs attention", "6 active", "Done"), then up to four threads with a right-aligned status in the same phase colors, the thread that needs you first. Taps open that thread. Glance has no layout weights, so the gray project label is left out; a long title would squeeze it to "..".publishAgentActivityWidget.android.ts: publishes a snapshot, as the Android Subscription usage widget does. Android has no timelines, so the snapshot carries its out-of-date rows and schedules aT3WidgetExpiryalarm for when they apply.agentActivityWidgetTimeline.ts:agentActivityWidgetSnapshotbuilds that snapshot from the existing timeline and keeps row order stable when rows go stale.AgentActivityWidgetSync.kt(t3-agent-notifications): the native FCM handler that already drives the ongoing notification also writes each agent-activity push into the widget's props and repaints it throughT3WidgetExpiry, so the widget stays current while the app is closed. Older pushes that arrive out of order are ignored.remoteRegistration.ts: the foreground refresh now repaints the widget on Android too. Android skips the Live Activity reconciliation, which stays iOS-only.app.config.ts: registers the Android provider (4×2 default, resizable).docs/user/mobile-notifications.md: the widget is no longer described as iOS-only.It refreshes when the app opens and on every agent-activity push.
Verification
vp test run --project unit src/widgets src/features/agent-awareness app.config.test.ts: 54 passed, including new tests for the snapshot order and stale rows, and for the Android refresh path not touching Live Activities.:t3-agent-notifications:testDebugUnitTest(Robolectric, SDK 24 and 36): 126 passed, including newAgentActivityWidgetSyncTestcases for the pushed rows, the stale deadline and broadcast, and out-of-order pushes.Mobile typecheck,
vp fmt,vp lint, and the commit hook's knip check pass.expo prebuild --platform androidgeneratesAgentActivityProviderand its manifest receiver.Built a release APK of this branch (preview variant, arm64) and ran it on an Android 16 emulator signed in to T3 Connect with live agents:
ActivityTaskManager: START ... t3code-preview://threads/... (BAL_ALLOW_TOKEN) result code=2). This emulator had no environment added, so the thread screen shows the empty environment state.Before this change there is no Agent Activity entry in the Android widget picker; only Subscription usage appears.
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