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Problem

With two accounts for one provider (e.g. two Claude logins with accent badges), the chat's N subagents card shows every subagent with the same plain provider icon, in both the stacked header avatars and the expanded rows. You can't tell which account each subagent runs on. The sidebar, composer and handoff rows already show the account badge. The mobile feed's subagent group header has the same gap.

Change

• Web: EnvironmentSubagentAvatar (used by the card header, its expanded rows, and workflow opening rows) now also selects the account's accent and the shouldShowInstanceBadge result as primitives, like its existing display-name selector, so provider status pushes still don't re-render the card. SubagentAvatar passes them to ProviderInstanceIcon with the compact badge. When the badge shows, the status dot moves to the top-left.
• Mobile: the feed's group header avatars render ProviderInstanceIcon with the badge under the same rule. ProviderInstanceIcon's surfaceColor becomes optional and defaults to a border-screen class, so this file needs no theme-variable escape hatch. fix(web,mobile): lineage and agent rows show which account a subagent runs on #24833 makes the identical change to that component, so whichever lands first, the other merges cleanly.

Single-account users see no change. No contract, server or adapter change.

Scope and approval

Small obvious-bug fix: the existing display rule (shouldShowInstanceBadge) wasn't applied on one more surface. Same pattern as #5980, #9899, #15477 and #24833 (the Lineage panel). It adds no configuration or workflow.

Before / after

The real SubagentAvatar rendered in the web browser test runner (dark theme), with two Claude accounts (VY red, C1 yellow), as the header stack and as expanded rows with running / done statuses:

Before	After

Verification

• vp run check:changed: format, lint, knip, typecheck of affected packages, and the tests beside the change pass.
• Visual-only change, so per AGENTS.md the captures above are the proof; no UI test added. They come from a throwaway browser-runner fixture, not a live dev server.
• Mobile was checked by typecheck and lint only; I didn't run an iOS or Android simulator. Electron wraps web.

Closes #24896.

Model and harness: Claude Opus 5.5 in the Claude Code harness through T3 Code.

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Verdict: Approved at 8362d2a

Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Subagent cards now display provider-account badges on web and mobile using existing environment-scoped information. The changes are limited to presentation and do not alter which account executes a subagent.

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Walkthrough

Web chat and mobile subagent avatars now resolve provider-instance details and show account badges when the selected entry qualifies. Badge eligibility requires a normalizable accent color. ProviderInstanceIcon supports an omitted surface color and applies fallback styling.

Changes: Subagent account badges

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Badge eligibility and rendering packages/client-runtime/src/state/providerInstanceDisplay.ts, packages/client-runtime/src/state/providerInstanceDisplay.test.ts, apps/mobile/src/components/ProviderIcon.tsx	Badge eligibility now requires a normalizable accent color. A test checks that the non-hex value "blue" does not qualify. ProviderInstanceIcon accepts an optional surfaceColor and applies fallback background and border classes.
Web provider branding and avatars apps/web/src/providerInstances.ts, apps/web/src/providerInstances.test.ts, apps/web/src/components/chat/V2LifecycleRow.tsx	Provider entries can be branded from settings. Web lifecycle avatars use the selected entry's display name, accent color, and badge eligibility. The status dot moves to the upper-left when a badge is shown.
Mobile grouped avatars apps/mobile/src/features/threads/thread-subagent-group.tsx	Mobile grouped avatars resolve the matching provider from server configuration and show its provider-instance badge when eligible. Otherwise, they show the provider icon.

Priority: Low

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Severity of issue fixed: Low

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant EnvironmentSubagentAvatar
  participant ProviderEntries
  participant ProviderInstanceIcon
  EnvironmentSubagentAvatar->>ProviderEntries: derive and brand entries from settings
  ProviderEntries-->>EnvironmentSubagentAvatar: return branded entries
  EnvironmentSubagentAvatar->>ProviderInstanceIcon: pass selected display name, accent color, and badge visibility

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Possibly related issues

• pingdotgg/t3code#24831 — This issue reports missing provider-account badges on lineage and subagent rows. This change covers chat cards and mobile grouped avatars, but not those surfaces.

Possibly related PRs

• pingdotgg/t3code#24833 — Implements provider-account badges on lineage and agent rows using shared provider-instance display logic.
• pingdotgg/t3code#25031 — Continues the same badge implementation for web subagent avatars and mobile grouped avatars.
• pingdotgg/t3code#25014 — Persists provider accent colors that this change reads for badge eligibility and rendering.

Suggested reviewers: juliusmarminge, maria-rcks

Merge Risk: Low · previous review 23e0e

Mobile account badges may have a mismatched border in some themes. The change is mergeable with owner awareness and a visual follow-up.

Pre-merge checks: 4

Check name	Status	Explanation
Description check		The description includes the required Problem, Change, Scope and approval, and Verification sections. It explains the affected web and mobile behavior, provides before-and-after UI evidence, records t…
Title check		The title clearly and concisely describes the primary change: showing which provider account each subagent uses in web and mobile subagent cards.
Linked Issues check		Issue #24896 requires account badges on web subagent card headers, expanded rows, workflow member rows, and mobile feed group avatars. The PR selects provider-instance accent and badge state, passes t…
Out of Scope Changes check		The changed files directly support issue #24896. Web provider-entry branding supplies the account data required by the card avatars. The shared badge-rule correction and its test preserve the requeste…

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The description includes the required Problem, Change, Scope and approval, and Verification sections. It explains the affected web and mobile behavior, provides before-and-after UI evidence, records test results and limitations, links the closing issue, and identifies the model and harness used.

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Explanation

Issue #24896 requires account badges on web subagent card headers, expanded rows, workflow member rows, and mobile feed group avatars. The PR selects provider-instance accent and badge state, passes them to ProviderInstanceIcon, and moves the status dot to the top-left when a badge is shown. The shared SubagentAvatar covers the named web surfaces. The mobile group uses the same shouldShowInstanceBadge rule. Supporting tests cover branding and non-hex accent handling. No contract, server, or adapter change appears in the reviewed changes.

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The changed files directly support issue #24896. Web provider-entry branding supplies the account data required by the card avatars. The shared badge-rule correction and its test preserve the requested display rule. The mobile ProviderInstanceIcon surface-color default supports badge rendering without changing callers that provide a surface color. The mobile avatar change implements the issue's feed-group requirement. No unrelated feature or configuration change is shown.

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- Around line 62-70: Update shouldShowInstanceBadge to normalize
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Minor · Pass the card surface to ProviderInstanceIcon. · thread-subagent-group.tsx:69-81

apps/mobile/src/features/threads/thread-subagent-group.tsx:69-81
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Pass the card surface to ProviderInstanceIcon.

ProviderInstanceIcon uses border-screen when surfaceColor is omitted. This badge is positioned over a bg-card wrapper, so its border can use the screen color instead of the card color. Pass --color-card as surfaceColor.

Suggested fix

 import { serverEnvironment } from "../../state/server";
 import { environmentThreadDetails } from "../../state/threads";
+import { useUniwindTheme } from "../../lib/useUniwindTheme";
 ...
 function SubagentAvatar(props: {
   readonly item: SubagentItem;
   readonly providers: ReadonlyArray<ServerProvider>;
 }) {
+  const theme = useUniwindTheme();
   const provider = props.providers.find(
 ...
           accentColor={provider.accentColor}
           showBadge
+          surfaceColor={theme["--color-card"]}
         />

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Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/thread-subagent-group.tsx
around lines 69 - 81:
Pass the card surface color to ProviderInstanceIcon in SubagentAvatar so the
badge border matches its bg-card wrapper. Reuse the theme value for --color-card
and provide it through the surfaceColor prop.

Minor · Pass the settings-derived registry agent ID to the mobile… · thread-subagent-group.tsx:59-67

apps/mobile/src/features/threads/thread-subagent-group.tsx:59-67
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Pass the settings-derived registry agent ID to the mobile subagent badge check.

SubagentAvatar builds provider records without acpRegistryAgentId. shouldShowInstanceBadge compares that field for ACP registry entries. When two ACP registry instances share a driver, have no valid accent, and have distinct agent IDs in settings, both records have undefined IDs. The helper treats them as one identity and returns true. The badge then appears even though the helper's own contract hides it for distinct ACP agents.

The mobile thread handoff row already derives this ID from config.settings.providerInstances. The subagent avatar should use the same derivation. Instances with no available agent ID still have undefined and keep the current badge behavior.

Suggested fix

+type ProviderInstanceSettings = Readonly<Record<string, { readonly config?: unknown } | undefined>>;
+
+function registryAgentIdFor(
+  instanceId: string,
+  providerInstances: ProviderInstanceSettings,
+): string | undefined {
+  const rawConfig = providerInstances[instanceId]?.config;
+  const instanceConfig =
+    rawConfig !== null && typeof rawConfig === "object"
+      ? (rawConfig as Readonly<Record<string, unknown>>)
+      : null;
+  if (instanceConfig?.source === "local") return undefined;
+  const agentId = instanceConfig?.agentId;
+  return typeof agentId === "string" ? agentId.trim() || undefined : undefined;
+}
+
 function SubagentAvatar(props: {
   readonly item: SubagentItem;
   readonly providers: ReadonlyArray<ServerProvider>;
+  readonly providerInstances: ProviderInstanceSettings;
 }) {
   const provider = props.providers.find(
     (candidate) => candidate.instanceId === props.item.providerInstanceId,
   );
+  const withRegistryIdentity = (candidate: ServerProvider) => ({
+    ...candidate,
+    driverKind: candidate.driver,
+    acpRegistryAgentId: registryAgentIdFor(candidate.instanceId, props.providerInstances),
+  });
   const showBadge =
     provider !== undefined &&
-    shouldShowInstanceBadge(
-      { ...provider, driverKind: provider.driver },
-      props.providers.map((candidate) => ({ ...candidate, driverKind: candidate.driver })),
-    );
+    shouldShowInstanceBadge(withRegistryIdentity(provider), props.providers.map(withRegistryIdentity));

Pass providerInstances={config?.settings.providerInstances ?? {}} where SubagentAvatar is rendered. ThreadSubagentGroup already reads config.

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Review comment at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/thread-subagent-group.tsx
around lines 59 - 67:
Update SubagentAvatar’s provider records before calling shouldShowInstanceBadge
to include each instance’s ACP registry agent ID derived from
config.settings.providerInstances, matching the thread handoff row’s derivation.
Pass the settings-derived provider instances into SubagentAvatar where it is
rendered; leave the ID undefined when no agent ID is available.

Minor · Apply settings-aware provider branding before the badge check. · V2LifecycleRow.tsx:321-337

apps/web/src/components/chat/V2LifecycleRow.tsx:321-337
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Apply settings-aware provider branding before the badge check.

EnvironmentSubagentAvatar passes unbranded entries to shouldShowInstanceBadge(). deriveProviderInstanceEntries() leaves acpRegistryAgentId unset, so two distinct ACP agents with the same driver and no accent can be counted as one identity and receive an instance badge.

Use applyProviderInstanceSettings() with the environment settings before evaluating the badge. This web correction is separate from the mobile provider mapping.

Suggested fix

   const providersAtom = serverEnvironment.providersValueAtom(environmentId);
-  const entries = (providers: ReadonlyArray<ServerProvider> | null | undefined) =>
-    deriveProviderInstanceEntries(providers ?? []);
+  const settings = useAtomValue(serverEnvironment.settingsValueAtom(environmentId));
+  const entries = (providers: ReadonlyArray<ServerProvider> | null | undefined) => {
+    const derived = deriveProviderInstanceEntries(providers ?? []);
+    return settings ? applyProviderInstanceSettings(derived, settings, null) : derived;
+  };

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Review comment at @apps/web/src/components/chat/V2LifecycleRow.tsx around lines
321 - 337:
In EnvironmentSubagentAvatar, apply the environment’s provider instance settings
to the entries returned by deriveProviderInstanceEntries before
shouldShowInstanceBadge evaluates them, so distinct ACP agents retain their
identities. Read settings from the environment settings atom and preserve the
derived entries when settings are unavailable.

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Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/thread-subagent-group.tsx:
- Around line 69-81: Pass the card surface color to ProviderInstanceIcon in
SubagentAvatar so the badge border matches its bg-card wrapper. Reuse the theme
value for --color-card and provide it through the surfaceColor prop.
- Around line 59-67: Update SubagentAvatar’s provider records before calling
shouldShowInstanceBadge to include each instance’s ACP registry agent ID derived
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derivation. Pass the settings-derived provider instances into SubagentAvatar
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Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/chat/V2LifecycleRow.tsx:
- Around line 321-337: In EnvironmentSubagentAvatar, apply the environment’s
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Minor · Pass the branded ACP icon and agent ID to the subagent avatar. · V2LifecycleRow.tsx:323-356

apps/web/src/components/chat/V2LifecycleRow.tsx:323-356
🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Pass the branded ACP icon and agent ID to the subagent avatar.

EnvironmentSubagentAvatar applies settings branding to the display name, accent color, and badge, but it reads iconUrl from the unbranded provider snapshot. For ACP instances with explicit settings, the configured registryIconUrl and agentId never reach ProviderInstanceIcon. Select the branded entry's acpRegistryIconUrl and acpRegistryAgentId instead:

Suggested fix

-  const iconUrl = useAtomValue(
-    providersAtom,
-    (providers) =>
-      providers?.find((provider) => provider.instanceId === providerInstanceId)?.iconUrl,
-  );
+  const iconUrl = useAtomValue(
+    providersAtom,
+    (providers) =>
+      entries(providers).find((entry) => entry.instanceId === providerInstanceId)
+        ?.acpRegistryIconUrl,
+  );
+  const acpRegistryAgentId = useAtomValue(
+    providersAtom,
+    (providers) =>
+      entries(providers).find((entry) => entry.instanceId === providerInstanceId)
+        ?.acpRegistryAgentId,
+  );
   return (
     <SubagentAvatar
       {...props}
       displayName={displayName}
       iconUrl={iconUrl}
+      acpRegistryAgentId={acpRegistryAgentId}
       accentColor={accentColor}
       showBadge={showBadge}
     />

SubagentAvatar must also accept acpRegistryAgentId and forward it to ProviderInstanceIcon as acpRegistryAgentId. Its props declaration was not inspected, so that change is not shown.

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Update EnvironmentSubagentAvatar to read acpRegistryIconUrl and
acpRegistryAgentId from the matching branded entry returned by entries, rather
than taking the icon URL from the raw provider snapshot. Pass both values
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Verified unchanged head 8362d2ad9450be0161ece2409b21d09f6c3e03cd on this Linux VM using the real Vite/server app, repository Playwright, and /usr/bin/google-chrome.

• Reproduced on github/main (15fe283272): subagent header and expanded rows show plain Codex icons despite configured account badges.
• Created a real repository project, Personal (codex, blue) and Work (codex_work, yellow) provider instances, and threads through the UI. Submitted the same prompt on main and the PR. Each parent used Codex gpt-6.1-sol and delegated real read-only turns to both instances. Both children read the root package file and returned its name. No mocks, fixtures, replay provider, or database seeding.
• On the PR, stacked avatars, expanded rows, and completion rows show the correct PE/WO badges. Running and completed status dots remain visible at the upper-left when badged.
• Expanded/collapsed the group, opened the Personal child, read its real response, and returned to the parent. Disabled Work and cleared Personal's accent: Personal returned to an unbadged icon with its status dot at the lower-right. Restored both instances and colors. Checked light desktop (1440×1000) and dark narrower web layout (900×900).
• Focused existing tests ran through Blacksmith: vp test run apps/web/src/providerInstances.test.ts packages/client-runtime/src/state/providerInstanceDisplay.test.ts, 39 passed. The head also has 34 successful CI contexts, zero failing/pending. No code changes or pushes were needed.

Before, main, completed delegates:

After, PR, equivalent prompt, instances, and completed results:

Not verified

Native iOS/Android rendering and Electron/macOS/Windows were not exercised on this Linux browser VM. Linked remote environments, workflow opening rows, and distinct ACP registry agents were not exercised. Both configured Codex instances use the VM's working local proxy; separate paid subscription credentials were not available. No claim is made about independent subscription authentication. This PR changes presentation, not account execution.