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Problem

With Hide offline environments on, mobile showed "No visible threads" under the ubuntu-main + blaze filter even though an active remote thread existed there (Finish Blaze V2 distributed integration on Ubuntu, remote project blaze at /fast/projects/blaze). The thread was readable through tools, but not discoverable or openable in the list. The offline filter removed every thread from an environment the user had explicitly selected, and the empty state blamed the offline setting regardless of the selected filter. Desktop (web/Electron sidebar) had the same contradiction on the project axis: scoping to a project on an offline environment hid all of its threads.

Change

Mobile:

• useThreadListV2 no longer hides an explicitly selected environment, or an environment whose project is explicitly scoped: its threads, pending tasks, and older settled shelf scope stay listed even when that environment counts as offline. Aggregate (nothing explicitly selected/scoped) offline hiding is unchanged, so archived/offline filtering still works as intended.
• Home and the thread sidebar only show the "turn off Hide offline environments" empty state when no environment is selected and no project is scoped; otherwise the empty state names that project/environment instead.

Desktop/web (Electron wraps web):

• filterSidebarV2VisibleThreads keeps a thread whose environment+project is explicitly scoped, even when its environment is offline; unscoped offline hiding and the open-thread (keptThreadKey) retention are unchanged, and sidebarHidesOfflineThreads no longer claims rows are hidden under a scope.
• The older settled shelf in useSidebarThreads still pages a scoped offline environment, narrowed to the scoped projects.

Regressions:

• Mobile useThreadListV2 test: selecting the offline environment, and separately scoping only to its project, each keep its threads (85 items), pending task, and shelf scope, while the unselected view still hides them. Both cases returned 0 items before the fix.
• Web Sidebar.logic test: scoping to the offline environment's project now lists its thread (visibleIds(remoteScope, hidden()) was []), and sidebarHidesOfflineThreads is false under that scope.

Scope and approval

Focused fix of an obvious bug in the offline-filter features (#80 mobile, #29 web): the explicit filter and the offline filter contradicted each other on both clients. No prior issue; the user reported it directly with a screenshot and asked for this fix, then asked for the desktop surface to be covered too.

Verification

• vp test run apps/web/src/components/Sidebar.logic.test.ts apps/mobile/src/features/threads/useThreadListV2.test.tsx apps/mobile/src/features/home/home-list-options.test.tsx packages/client-runtime/src/state/presentation.test.ts — 4 files, 94 tests passed.
• vp run check:changed — format, lint, knip, typecheck (3 packages), changed tests, and react compiler all pass.
• Independent second-model review (opencode/deepseek/deepseek-flash, read-only): PASS on mobile and desktop, no blocking findings; its one residual gap (mobile project-only scope) was then fixed and covered by the new regression above.
• Live evidence: the remote Ubuntu environment is reachable and the blaze thread/project read back through tools with matching project and thread ids, so project mapping and delegated visibility were ruled out; the list filters were the cause.
• Not checked in real mobile/desktop clients: a device-side offline Ubuntu connection could not be reproduced in dev, so the integrated device pass is unverified; the behavior is covered by the list regressions above.

Model: muse-wonder-1.0-contributor via Muse Code

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