[Bil0000]

Browse ZIP attachments on mobile. On the mobile attachment file screen, a ZIP now opens as a folder tree with a filter. A text or image entry opens in the existing mobile previews, and one entry can be saved or added to the chat composer. Archives are read with the same bounded ZIP reader the web archive viewer uses (50 MB archive, 2,048 entries, compression-ratio cap, 10 MB per entry preview); refused archives show a message and a way to save the ZIP instead.

Web and desktop already browse ZIP, JAR and TAR attachments since https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/pulls/21467; this PR moves that viewer's reader (boundedZip, zipDirectory) into @t3tools/client-runtime/zip/* so both clients share it. Web behaviour is unchanged.

Takeover

Taken over from @Bil0000. Main shipped a web archive viewer (https://git.cafe/pingdotgg/t3code/pulls/21467) while this PR was open, so the PR's separate web ZipArchivePreview and its own ZIP parser were dropped in favour of main's viewer and reader. The mobile ZIP screen was kept and rebuilt on that shared reader, with review fixes: the archive no longer reloads when the screen re-renders, oversized ZIPs are refused before download, Save and Add to chat stay reachable after the native viewer closes, a cancelled Add cleans up its copy, and an import cycle is gone.
Dropped as out of scope: the server disposition: "attachment" workspace downloads, moving draft attachments into the right panel, the timeline "N files · Viewing" status, EPUB chapter reuse, the mobile regular-file header/menu refactor, and the vitest connectTimeout.

Evidence

Head 420bc45432 vs merge-base f3b058cd6a. Fixture matrix (46 rows, 53 device/theme tuples): proof-matrix-pass-1.md. Full per-row tables: evidence-section.md, index.

Environment: real Expo dev clients built from each checkout (native fingerprints identical on both sides: Android ed36a9cc98, iOS f532a0c590), fresh server homes (T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0), synthetic fixtures. Pixel 9 Android 16, 411.43×923.43 logical, DPR 2.625. iPhone 17 Pro iOS 27.2, 402×874 logical, DPR 3. Font scale 1, portrait, built-in light/dark. Android animations off and status bar normalized; the iOS clock and battery could not be normalized.

Coverage: 36 rows complete, 8 partial, 2 unverified (41/53 tuples complete or reused). New ZIP-only states (M rows) are compared against one shared Before, main's generic attachment screen for a .zip. Diff images there would compare unlike screens, so they are N/A. Regression rows (R01–R06) have matched Before/After pairs.

Sheet	Rows
Tree, filter and progress	M01–M13: tree, single file, empty, directory-only, collapse counts, filter, opening, known/unknown-size progress, cancel/retry, 50 MiB refusal, parser refusal
Entry previews	M14–M23, M36, M37: draft actions, source, empty, partial text, Markdown, CSV, audio, 10 MiB entry refusal, decode failure
Native viewers and actions	M24–M35: image, PDF, video, viewer closed/unavailable, no-environment and no-draft states, Add and Save success and failure
Regressions and reused web	R01–R06 existing mobile attachment screens; W01–W03 web import paths (round 2's zero-pixel web pairs)

Row	Before f3b058cd6a	After 420bc45432	Diff0	DiffT 16/255
M01 tree, Pixel 9 light			N/A (new-only)	N/A (new-only)
R02 ordinary source file, Pixel 9 light			6,646 px, all ≤5/255	0 px

What else changed:

• Intended: the generic ZIP fallback becomes a searchable, collapsible archive tree, with progress, cancel, retry and size-guard states, entry previews, a state for returning from the native viewer, and Save, Add and draft Remove actions.
• R02: 6,646 edge pixels differ at zero threshold, all within 5/255 (glyph anti-aliasing); 0 above 16/255. R01, R03, R04, R05 and the selected R02 menu/wrap states are identical at zero threshold.
• Environment-only: iOS clock and battery, Quick Look toolbar blur and title residue, and a slight document-text offset (R06 pair rejected for this).
• Observed during capture, with no matching Before reproduction: the iOS partial-text body (M17) stayed blank; a corrupt WAV (M21) stayed on Loading; Android became unresponsive during large-table work (M20); one iOS native share attempt threw an error (M34).

Unverified: M17 (blank iOS partial-text body), M31 (wide ≥600 px Android header: rotating the device failed twice and no harness capture was made). Partial: M06 (dismissing the keyboard and the clear-icon tap), M14 and M32 (real file picker and pending-question caller), M20, M21 (error and retry), M34 (exported bytes and hash), M36 (return to the table), R06 (comparable Quick Look pair).

Reproduction: drivers and synthetic fixtures, replay instructions, timed chapters, raw frames and logs.

Verification log

• Tests: mobile ZipArchiveView.test.tsx 4/4 (including a parent re-render regression), dependency-graph.test.ts passes; web AttachmentFilePreview.browser.test.tsx 129/129 (main's archive tests through the moved reader); typecheck clean for client-runtime, web and mobile.
• Review round 1 (earlier web + mobile shape): both FIX_FIRST; fixed or made moot by the re-scope. Round 2 (on 8822ffa64c): both FIX_FIRST; import cycle fixed in 420bc45432. Still open from round 2: tree building on crafted deep-path archives and on each filter keystroke; every entry inflated up front on the JS thread; web lazy chunks pulling in jszip through the moved limit constants; Add to chat failing for entry basenames over about 220 characters; Save does nothing when sharing is unavailable (confirmed again by this round's proof audit).
• Evidence round 3 (on 420bc45432, no code changes): proof audit pass 1 matrix 46 rows; capture 36 complete, 8 partial, 2 unverified; proof audit pass 2 not yet run.
• CI: green on 420bc45432.
• Unverified surfaces: none outside the rows above.
• Model and harness: Claude Opus 5.5 (lead, tests, implementation, review B) and GPT 6.1 Sol (review A, proof audit, evidence capture) in T3 Code.

Original description by @Bil0000

Browse ZIP attachments in the shared web/desktop panel and native mobile file screen. Search files, preview images, or add one file to chat. ZIP entries and regular mobile files now share the native header, scrolling, line numbers, and header action menu.

The shared ZIP core keeps archive, image, and checksum guards. Workspace Add and Save download the original bytes. ZIP limits remain 32 MiB, 2,000 files plus 2,000 folders, 10 MiB previews, and 64 MiB full-file saves. Encrypted, ZIP64, and multipart archives remain unsupported.

The follow-up fixes draft workspace audio/video downloads losing attachment disposition. It keeps the existing exact-file download path and extends the byte/header/security checks with an MP4 case. The archive parser and safety guards are unchanged. Repeated EPUB chapters are now prepared once per open, while every occurrence still counts toward the same output limit.

Shared-viewer checks now wait for real indexing, worker, iframe, and lazy-view readiness. Archive budgets retain their original large fixtures. Main's Word layout stand-in remains in the browser test. Real Word engine acceptance runs in Node; browser checks cover actual page mounting, bounded overlays, spreadsheet scrolling, refresh, retry, PDF navigation/search/selection, notebook outputs, and document frames. Per-test limits and the retry policy are unchanged. Browser connection startup now uses the same 180-second cap as the authorized repro.

Merged upstream main 278fdce1af7eb821c34ee416c441952df250ac63 into the existing branch at 23cccf8227fea7610977280e4d662df160d32c2b. The browser test conflict keeps main's Word stand-in and worker-readiness fixes, plus the PR's real PDF, ZIP, streaming/retry, capability, quota, and bounded-viewer coverage. ZIP parser and safety bytes remain unchanged.

Validation on 23cccf8227fea7610977280e4d662df160d32c2b, against merged main 278fdce1af7eb821c34ee416c441952df250ac63: RAYON_NUM_THREADS=2 VITEST_MAX_WORKERS=1 vp run check:changed passed all static checks, type checks for 36 packages, and all 539 tests in 16 files. The suite retains all 133 shared-viewer browser cases and 34 ZIP browser cases. Main removed two old draft-navigation cases, which explains 539 versus the prior 541. The first gate hit the unchanged five-second limit in one actual-byte ZIP test; its full file and the complete gate then passed unchanged. No timeout, retry-policy, fixture or parser change was made.

Focused checks on the merged source passed all 167 browser cases in the two affected files, 133 web unit cases, 10 shared ZIP core cases, 36 AssetAccess cases, and 26 mobile unit cases. The headless Chromium launch/page/read/close probe passed. The prior MP4 and repeated-EPUB regressions failed before their fixes; the real actual-byte archive assertion failed when the save guard was removed and passed with it restored.

Existing media below is from earlier verification. This follow-up did not run a live app or native device pass. Dense 60/100-page Word checks prove XML retention and page mounting separately; they do not prove a full font-layout/painting pass. Native Electron and Android remain untested here.

Native iPhone: shared file view and actions

ZIP entry

ZIP file actions

Regular workspace file actions

ZIP file list

Image-only ZIPs

Folder-grouped thumbnails and a selected image in the real web app, plus the same grid at phone web width. These use synthetic PNG fixtures. The narrow capture is web, not the native iPhone app.

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Verdict: Needs Human Approval

Macroscope's review found this PR requires human approval — This PR introduces a substantial default mobile ZIP-browsing workflow with archive downloading, bounded decompression, previews, native viewers, and composer integration, rather than a small isolated change. It also adds static-analysis suppression directives, and an unresolved Medium finding reports a silent Save failure when sharing is unavailable.

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Walkthrough

This change adds ZIP archive browsing to web and mobile attachment previews. It adds archive validation and entry actions, connects file previews and composer drafts, updates mobile file viewing, and adds workspace-file download support.

Changes: ZIP archive preview

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Shared archive loading and validation packages/client-runtime/*, apps/web/src/lib/zipPreview.ts	The client runtime parses ZIP archives, validates archive and entry data, applies size and count limits, and supports abortable reads. Web helpers load ZIP responses and wrap entry data for previews.
Web archive browsing apps/web/src/components/files/*, apps/web/src/components/chat/TimelineUserMessageRow.tsx, apps/web/src/lib/zipPreview.test.ts	Web attachment previews identify ZIP files and provide archive browsing, filtering, image-grid and tree views, entry previews, saving, and add-to-chat actions. ZIP rows can show file counts and active viewing status.
Mobile archive browsing apps/mobile/src/features/files/zipTree.ts, apps/mobile/src/features/files/ZipArchiveView.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/files/AttachmentFileScreen.tsx	The mobile attachment screen routes ZIP files to a searchable archive tree. Selecting an entry opens its preview, and archive loading supports progress, cancellation, and retry.
Mobile ZIP entry actions and question capacity apps/mobile/src/features/files/zipEntryActions.ts, apps/mobile/src/state/question-attachments.ts, apps/mobile/src/features/threads/*, apps/mobile/src/lib/attachmentDownload.ts	ZIP entries can be extracted, saved, and added to drafts. Question attachment capacity is calculated from matching request drafts. Tests cover size limits, cancellation, and temporary-file cleanup.

Mobile file viewing and actions

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Shared file viewer and header apps/mobile/src/features/files/AttachmentFileView.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/files/FileHeader.tsx, apps/mobile/src/components/ui/*	The new viewer supports rendered and source modes, copy and share actions, native viewing, and draft removal. The shared header displays file actions and mode controls.
Attachment screen and thread file actions apps/mobile/src/features/files/AttachmentFileScreen.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/files/ThreadFilesRouteScreen.tsx, apps/mobile/src/features/files/useFileActions.ts, apps/mobile/src/lib/attachmentDocument.ts	Attachment screens and thread file routes provide save and add-to-chat actions. File actions refresh asset URLs, use abort signals, and expose busy and failure states.

Draft-backed file surfaces

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Draft preview and surface lifecycle apps/web/src/rightPanelStore.ts, apps/web/src/components/ChatView.tsx, apps/web/src/components/chat/*, apps/web/src/components/files/FilePreviewPanel.tsx, apps/web/src/questionAttachments.ts	Right-panel file surfaces can reference draft keys and are reconciled against live composer files. The composer opens and removes files from specific drafts. Removal is blocked for matching question attachments while a thread is responding.

Workspace downloads

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Attachment download claims packages/contracts/src/assets.ts, apps/server/src/assets/AssetAccess.ts, apps/server/src/auth/RpcAuthorization.test.ts, apps/server/src/assets/AssetAccess.test.ts	Workspace-file resources accept attachment disposition. The server creates exact-file download claims and returns download metadata when resolving those claims. Tests cover authorization, path checks, and returned file data.

Priority: Normal

Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~90 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant AttachmentFilePreview
  participant ZipArchivePreview
  participant loadZipPreview
  AttachmentFilePreview->>ZipArchivePreview: Pass ZIP file or URL
  ZipArchivePreview->>loadZipPreview: Load archive and read selected entries
  loadZipPreview-->>ZipArchivePreview: Return archive metadata and entry data

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Possibly related issues

Suggested reviewers: maria-rcks

Merge Risk: Low · up to 52b3e

Downloading a draft audio or video attachment may play it inline instead of saving it. This is a narrow gap in an otherwise working ZIP preview and download flow. Fix it before or soon after merge; it does not block the rest of the change.

Security architecture risk: Low · up to 9a982

Archive limits, isolated HTML rendering, and draft-specific ownership checks constrain the new preview flow. No exploitable boundary crossing was established. Some uncertainty remains about resource cleanup when archive processing is interrupted.

Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — An attachment author can influence archive names, metadata, and selected file content when a recipient opens the ZIP preview. The traced execution surface is the recipient's web client and its existing viewers; archive paths select closure-owned entries rather than filesystem destinations. No new server-side execution or cross-environment authority was established by this trace.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

• observed — No Security finding is retained in the supplied assessment. The rejected same-origin HTML candidate is contradicted by the traced renderer: ZIP entries reach the ordinary HTML viewer, whose iframe sandbox omits allow-same-origin. This rejects that attack path, not every possible archive or viewer risk; the supplied verification coverage remains partial.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Extension-derived MIME types can route ZIP HTML into the existing script-capable viewer, but its opaque-origin sandbox remains in force. Popup and download permissions belong to that pre-existing viewer contract; ZIP support does not add same-origin permission.
• observed — Draft actions resolve the originating draft and exact attachment ID. Existing upload completion controls additionally require current attachment ownership and a matching environment, while cancellation prevents cancelled jobs from publishing completion. The inspected transitions did not establish a cross-draft or cross-environment mutation.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — Remote download failure cancels and releases its reader. Extraction failure pauses the stream and clears accumulated chunks. However, withAbort rejects the caller without actively terminating the underlying Blob read or JSZip load. Inspected tests assert cancellation rejection, forged-size rejection, and a subsequent successful read; they do not establish dependency-level CPU or memory release after interruption.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Validate that repeated cancellation and malformed oversized output release decompression work and retained buffers. If work continues beyond acceptable bounds, use a supported teardown mechanism or a terminable worker. This is a targeted hardening proposal, not a verified resource-exhaustion finding.

Pre-merge checks: 3 · 1

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Hey @Bil0000, thanks for this. We do want ZIP previews. I tested the branch with a bunch of real and weird ZIPs, and the parsing side holds up well. The UI is the weak part, though, and it doesn't feel like the rest of the app yet. Please explore some different directions before polishing this one.

What I ran into with the current thumbnail grid:

• Most files can't be opened. Code, logs, Markdown and CSV show only an icon. Those are most of what coding users actually zip up and send.
• It struggles with large ZIPs. A ZIP with exactly 2,000 files is rejected, because the implied folders count toward the limit. A folder with ~2,000 images froze the page for about 760 ms, since every thumbnail scrolled past gets decoded.
• Deep paths are hard to read. The breadcrumbs become unreadable on Java-style paths, and the layout is cramped at phone width.
• macOS junk is shown (__MACOSX/, .DS_Store, ._*).

One direction I prototyped locally, as a starting point rather than the answer: treat the ZIP like a small project. Use the same @pierre/trees file tree as the project file browser, and open the clicked file in the existing AttachmentFilePreview renderers. That gets code, Markdown, CSV, images, PDF and media for free, it's virtualized (2,000 rows expand in ~28 ms), and it actually came out smaller than the current PR. On narrow widths, show the tree first and then the file full screen.

Other options worth trying: a flat filterable list, or keeping the grid only for image-only ZIPs. Please try a few, compare them against how the file browser and attachment preview already look, and post screenshots of what you land on. It's also worth thinking about mobile and slow remote connections, because right now the whole ZIP downloads in the browser before anything shows.

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🟠 Major · Bound decoded image dimensions before creating the object URL. · ZipArchivePreview.tsx:58-129

apps/web/src/components/files/ZipArchivePreview.tsx:58-129
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Bound decoded image dimensions before creating the object URL.

The 10 MiB check limits only inflated ZIP bytes. It does not limit raster dimensions or decoded pixels. A valid 10,000 × 10,000 RGBA PNG can fit within the image and archive limits while requiring about 381 MiB of decoded pixel storage.

Both the thumbnail and full-image viewer pass the object URL to <img>. This can stall or exhaust the web renderer. Add a dimension or pixel-count guard before creating the Blob, or use a bounded downsampling decoder.

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Update the ZIP image loading flow used by ZipImageTile and the full-image viewer
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@coderabbitai Fixed the decoded-image-size finding from this review in 8a0d5e5.

ZIP extraction now reads image headers before creating a Blob or preview URL. It caps images at 16 million pixels and 8,192 pixels per side. It reuses the shared PNG/JPEG/GIF/WebP size reader and also checks the first GIF frame extent. The check uses file bytes even when the image suffix is wrong. Unsupported or unreadable headers show a clear message and leave the ZIP download available.

Proof: 101 focused tests pass across zipPreview.test.ts, ZipArchivePreview.test.tsx, and FilePreviewPanel.test.ts. They cover oversized headers, exact limits, supported formats, wrong suffixes, unreadable headers, cancellation, and no Blob/preview URL for blocked images. Scoped lint, format, and web type checks pass. A real 10,000 × 10,000 RGBA PNG of 405,441 bytes was also rejected by the extraction path. No browser crash claim or browser verification is included here.

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The ZIP browser changes are in 7e4ebb3, with the image-size guard in 8a0d5e5.

I compared the existing project tree, a flat list, and the image grid. The project tree fits the app, keeps folders useful, and lets ZIP entries use the existing file viewers. The tree is virtualized. Files open only when selected.

Verified in the real web client with local test ZIPs:

• Java code, Markdown, CSV, PNG, PDF, WAV, and MP4 previews load.
• Deep paths and Files/Back navigation work at 390 CSS pixels with no page overflow.
• ZIPs with 2,000 files open with both explicit and implied folders. The 2,000-image ZIP rendered 34 tree rows, and no images decoded before a file was selected. Search found image-1999.png.
• macOS metadata is hidden.
• Normal PNG/GIF images open. A 10,000 × 10,000 PNG and the same data renamed .jpg are blocked before an image element is created. SVG uses a safe fallback. The ZIP can still be downloaded.

The full archive still downloads before browsing. Remote loading now states this. Slow-network and native-mobile behavior were not tested in this pass. The narrow capture is the web client at 390 pixels. This pass used no provider turns.

101 focused tests, scoped lint, formatting, and web type checks pass. Current design screenshots are in the PR description.

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@Bil0000 Thanks for the fix. The inspected code addresses the decoded-image-size finding.

• Image headers are checked before the extracted Blob is created.
• The guard enforces 16 million pixels and 8,192 pixels per side.
• The check reads image bytes, including PNG data renamed .jpg, and checks the first GIF frame extent.
• Tests cover exact limits, oversized and unreadable headers, cancellation, and rejection without a Blob, preview URL, or image element.

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Addressed in 462aa8dd4d, with current-main integration in 9a982e5f94. Draft and sent attachments now use the right panel, shared virtual file tree, and existing file viewers. The separate draft dialog is gone.

The real app passed Markdown/code/CSV/PNG previews, narrow-width navigation, reload, removal, draft switching, and the 2,000-image case: 41 rendered rows and no images until selection. All 345 focused unit and browser tests pass, plus scoped lint/format checks and web types. The merged app also passed panel removal and typing with zero panel storage writes. The PR includes desktop/narrow screenshots and the before image. Remote ZIPs still download in full before browsing.

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🟡 Medium files/ZipArchiveView.tsx:715

When sharing is unavailable, tapping Save file appears to succeed but does nothing: shareGeneratedAttachment resolves to false, and run treats every resolved result as success, so no error is shown. Check the result and reject the task when it is false so the existing save-error alert is displayed.

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	const save = () =>
	run("save", (signal) =>
	shareGeneratedAttachment({
	bytes: entry.bytes,
	attachment: { name: entry.name, mimeType },
	signal,
	}),
	);
	const save = () =>
	run("save", async (signal) => {
	const shared = await shareGeneratedAttachment({
	bytes: entry.bytes,
	attachment: { name: entry.name, mimeType },
	signal,
	});
	if (!shared) throw new Error("Sharing is unavailable.");
	});

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In file @apps/mobile/src/features/files/ZipArchiveView.tsx around lines 715-722:

When sharing is unavailable, tapping Save file appears to succeed but does nothing: `shareGeneratedAttachment` resolves to `false`, and `run` treats every resolved result as success, so no error is shown. Check the result and reject the task when it is `false` so the existing save-error alert is displayed.

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