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Adds a column width (Full / 80% / 65% / 50%) and a column side (Near Camera / Left / Center / Right) to the prompt. Near Camera resolves against the physical orientation, so in landscape the column sits on whichever edge the front camera is on. Both are in Settings and adjustable during a session from the reading controls, and persist like the other options. A narrower column beside the camera keeps the eyes close to the lens. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
On a phone in landscape beside a camera, full-width text means a lot of eye travel. This adds two options to the iOS prompt:
UIDeviceOrientation): landscape-left puts the column on the left edge where the front camera is, landscape-right on the right, so it stays beside the lens whichever way the phone is held.Both live in Settings and in the in-session reading controls (next to Reading Position and Text Size), persist through
AppModel, and are carried byPromptSessionConfiguration/PromptDisplaySettingslike the existing options. Applied as aframe(maxWidth:)+ alignment aroundPromptTextView, inside the mirror transform, so mirroring still flips the whole stage.Defaults are Full / Center — nothing changes for existing users.
Includes a Swift Testing case for the Near Camera side resolution.
Written without Xcode. All touched files pass
swiftc -parse, and the change follows the exact patterns ofreadingPosition/fontSizealready in the codebase, but it has not been compiled against the iOS SDK or run on a device. Please build before merging; happy to fix anything the compiler or a device turns up.🤖 Generated with Claude Code