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🟡 Minor · Do not re-observe after a gesture that releases follow. · thread.tsx:284-293
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDo not re-observe after a gesture that releases follow.
interruptScroll()re-observes the bottom sentinel before the wheel or touch handler releases follow. If the sentinel is still intersecting, the fresh observer entry setsfollowingRef.currentback totrue. Later content growth can then callscrollToEnd("follow", ...)and override the user’s upward gesture.Skip re-observation for upward wheel, touch, and key gestures. Keep it for gestures that do not release follow.
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On the outside-diff comment about The root cause was that the guard dropped the "bottom left view" entry, so the interrupt had to re-read it a frame later. The thread now keeps the last edge the observer reported and the interrupt acts on it immediately. With no re-read, nothing can re-arm a follow the gesture released. Verified in Chrome on the scroll-timing demo: a wheel up during a follow scroll now stops following (before the fix, the thread snapped back to the bottom), and a wheel down still follows. Unit tests cover wheel up, wheel down, and an edge change held off during the scroll. |
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🟡 Minor · Clear the end-scroll guard when a scroll away replaces an animation. · thread.tsx:316-321
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winClear the end-scroll guard when a scroll away replaces an animation.
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scrollToToporscrollToMessagereplaces an end-directed animation,stopAnimation()cancels it but leavesautoScrollingRefset. The bottom observer can then suppress the departure caused by the new scroll. After the guard expires, no new intersection crossing is required, soisAtBottomanddata-at-bottomcan remain true away from the bottom. Clear the guard for a scroll away, and apply any bottom-edge departure already held by the observer.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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🟡 Minor · Reconcile follow state when the settle guard expires. · thread.tsx:291-297
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winReconcile follow state when the settle guard expires.
A scrollbar drag can occur after the scripted end animation finishes. The pointer handler calls
interruptScroll(), butanimationRef.currentis alreadynull, so the handler returns without releasing follow. If the observer reportsbottomInViewRef.current = falsebefore the settle timeout orscrollend, the guard suppressesleaveBottom(). Neither guard-release path reconciles that state. Later stream growth can therefore scroll the viewport back to the end.Apply the same bottom-state reconciliation when the guard expires.
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const autoScrollingTimeoutRef = useRef<number | null>(null); + // Whether the bottom sentinel is in view, as the observer last reported it. + const bottomInViewRef = useRef(true); + + const leaveBottom = useCallback(() => { + atBottomStore.setSnapshot(false); + followingRef.current = false; + rootRef.current?.toggleAttribute("data-at-bottom", false); + }, [atBottomStore, rootRef]); + const clearAutoScrollingTimeout = useCallback(() => { if (autoScrollingTimeoutRef.current === null) return; window.clearTimeout(autoScrollingTimeoutRef.current); autoScrollingTimeoutRef.current = null; }, []); const markAutoScrolling = useCallback(() => { autoScrollingRef.current = true; clearAutoScrollingTimeout(); autoScrollingTimeoutRef.current = window.setTimeout(() => { autoScrollingTimeoutRef.current = null; autoScrollingRef.current = false; + if (!bottomInViewRef.current) leaveBottom(); }, AUTO_SCROLL_SETTLE_MS); - }, [clearAutoScrollingTimeout]); + }, [clearAutoScrollingTimeout, leaveBottom]); - // Whether the bottom sentinel is in view, as the observer last reported it — - // kept even while the guard holds off acting on it. - const bottomInViewRef = useRef(true); - - // The bottom edge left view: the scroll button shows and the follow lets go. - const leaveBottom = useCallback(() => { - atBottomStore.setSnapshot(false); - followingRef.current = false; - rootRef.current?.toggleAttribute("data-at-bottom", false); - }, [atBottomStore, rootRef]); - const settle = () => { if (animationRef.current) return; autoScrollingRef.current = false; clearAutoScrollingTimeout(); + if (!bottomInViewRef.current) leaveBottom(); };🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Smooth scrolls used the browser's native scroll, whose duration and easing can't be configured. Setting --thread-scroll (<duration> <easing>), its longhands, or --thread-scroll-speed on the root now animates every smooth scroll the thread starts: the land, the follow, scrollToBottom, scrollToTop and scrollToMessage. The browser's Web Animations API evaluates the easing, so any CSS easing works, including a Motion spring() printed as linear(). With no variables set, scrolls stay native; `--thread-scroll: none` opts back out over any longhand. While a timed scroll runs, the root carries data-scrolling naming its kind. It is set before the timing is read, so selectors can time each kind on its own. The destination is re-read every frame, so a reply that streams in during a long land is carried along instead of restarting the scroll; in "jump" the land's destination is fixed. Any wheel, touch, scroll key or scrollbar press stops the animation and re-reads the bottom edge, so a drag away releases the follow as it would natively. The styled Thread eases out over 400ms and pins the follow instantly unless `animateFollow` is set: measured in Chrome, an animated follow trailed the newest text further below the fold for no smoothing once the main thread was busy. The playground gets Scroll timing, Duration, Speed and Animate follow settings, and the docs a section and demo. Also fixes two existing bugs: isAtBottom no longer sticks after scrollToTop or scrollToMessage leaves the bottom, and reduced motion resolves to "instant" so a CSS scroll-behavior can't animate it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…AT-40) scrollToMessage's native path used row.scrollIntoView, which scrolls every scrollable ancestor until the row is in view, so a thread embedded in a page moved the page too: in the docs Jump demo the page jumped by up to a screen per outline click. It now uses the same destination as the timed path (alignedScrollTop: scrollIntoView's block semantics, the row's scroll-margin and the viewport's scroll-padding included) and scrolls only the thread's viewport through scrollContainerTo. Nothing in the thread calls scrollIntoView any more. scroll-padding percentages are resolved against the viewport's height: the computed value keeps them as percentages, which were read as pixels. The styled Thread pads its viewport by the overlay heights, so a row scrolled into view lands below the top fade and above the composer, not under them. The Jump demo pads its viewport by 24px, and the docs show how to set scroll-padding on Thread.Viewport. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…sture takes over (CHAT-44) The guard drops the bottom sentinel leaving view while the thread's own scroll runs, and the observer reports a crossing only once. An interrupt re-observed the sentinel to recover it, but that entry lands a frame after the gesture: a wheel or drag up near the bottom released the follow, the re-read found the bottom in view and re-armed it, and the next growth scrolled the user back down. The thread now keeps the last edge the observer reported, guard or not, and an interrupt acts on it at once. No re-read, so nothing can re-arm a follow the gesture released. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The scroll-timing presets expose their selection with aria-pressed, and the scroll-timing and jump viewports draw a focus-visible ring in place of the outline they remove. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…roll-timing demos scroll-timing.tsx was a near-copy of autoscroll.tsx: the same scripted stream, mode switch, card, transcript and composer. They now live in streamed-chat.tsx (useStreamedChat, ModeSwitch, StreamedChat), and each demo keeps only what it shows: its modes or presets, seed and reply. The docs show the shared file as its own tab. The autoscroll demo picks up the switch's aria-pressed and the viewport's focus ring along the way. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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No easing function takes a <time>, so the parentheses-aware tokenizer was never needed to find the duration; a plain split does it, and each token is parsed once. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Resolves CHAT-44 and CHAT-40.
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Threadused the browser's native smooth scroll, whose duration and easing can't be configured. This lets the timing be set from CSS.API
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Thread: eases out over 400ms and pins the follow instantly unlessanimateFollowis set.scroll-timingdemo, with a Motion spring and a 5s land.Measurements (Chrome)
These are directional: one run per variant, a synthetic DOM stream, one fast machine.
Also fixes CHAT-40:
scrollToMessagescrolled the pagerow.scrollIntoView(), which scrolls every scrollable ancestor. In the docs Jump demo, the page jumped along with the thread on every outline click.alignedScrollTop:scrollIntoView'sblocksemantics, including the row'sscroll-marginand the viewport'sscroll-padding. Only the thread's viewport scrolls, viascrollContainerTo, and nothing in the thread callsscrollIntoViewany more.scroll-paddingnow resolves against the viewport's height. The computed value keeps percentages, and they used to be read as pixels.Thread: pads its viewport by the overlay heights, so a row scrolled into view lands below the top fade and above the composer.scroll-pt-6.scroll-paddingonThread.Viewport.Docs Jump demo, docs scroller position across three outline clicks (verified in Chrome):
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