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feat(web): subagent rows show model, effort, and fast mode - #17420
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ApprovabilityVerdict: Not approved Macroscope's review found this PR not approvable — This PR adds new default-visible model, effort, and speed information to existing web and mobile subagent rows and changes server-side subagent snapshots to support it. The cross-layer production behavior is broader than a self-contained UI tweak, so it warrants human review. You can add or adjust custom eligibility rules. Learn more. |
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The "N subagents" panel told you each subagent's title, status, and runtime, but not what it was running on. When I fan work out to a mix of models, efforts, and fast mode, I had to hover each row or open the child thread to see which was which.
Each row now shows the model, then the reasoning effort, with the same bolt icon the hover card uses when the subagent runs in Fast or Ultrafast mode. Normal speed shows nothing. Mobile rows show the same details as text after the provider name.
The details come only from where they're reliable:
delegate_task) subagents now record a snapshot of the selection they were launched with. Their child thread's selection can change on later turns, so it's no longer the source of truth. Subagent records created before this change still fall back to the child thread.ThreadRelationshipsControl.agents.test.tsxalready guards against inferring from it.Speed is only shown when the model's catalog actually offers that option. Service tiers only count for Codex, and they match by option id, because some catalogs list a fast tier under the same id as their generic Standard choice. The row and the hover card now share one resolver in
client-runtime.Screenshots are from a demo thread: GPT-6.1-Sol on high effort with fast mode, Claude Haiku 5.5 on low, and GPT-6.1-Sol on medium at standard speed.
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vp test runonsubagentDisplay.test.ts,ThreadRelationshipsControl.agents.test.tsx, andOrchestrator.control-reads.test.ts: 29 passed. New cases cover snapshot precedence, the app-owned-only child fallback, Codex tiers including the shared-id case, and Claude ignoring service tiers.client-runtime,web,mobile, andserver; lint and format on the changed files.Made by Claude Opus 5.5 in T3 Code through the Claude Code harness, reviewed by GPT-6.1-Sol through the Codex harness.