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feat(web): nest a subagent's own subagents in Lineage - #32250
Lineage only listed a thread's direct subagents. The agents those subagents started were invisible, so the running count looked wrong (10, then 8, then 6 with six rows shown).
Change
Each subagent row now shows its own subagents one level below it, indented. The shell selection keeps those grandchild subagent shells, and the list's max height grows from 13.5rem to 22.5rem to fit them. Nested rows are read-only: status and open, no stop action, since the parent thread's projection owns that. The graph's immediate relationships are indexed once per render, so counting and rendering nested rows does not scan every edge per parent.
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Scope
This fixes a bug: the Lineage heading counted running subagents that the list did not show, and nested subagents could not be reached from it. It is a small fix of an obvious display bug in one control, so I did not open a separate issue. Mobile has its own relationship list and is not covered.
Verification
ThreadRelationshipsControl.browser.test.tsx has a test that nests a subagent's own subagents under it and checks the "Lineage · 2 running" heading and the indentation. It passes in CI.
threadRelationships.test.ts passes with the indexed relationships.
Format and lint are clean on the changed files; all required CI checks pass.
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🟡 Mediumchat/VoiceDeviceMenu.tsx:70
Opening this menu through VoiceCallButton's long-press or context-menu path leaves the device list empty, so it shows only “System default” and no speaker choices. Those paths set the controlled open prop directly, bypassing this onOpenChange handler; load devices when open becomes true instead.
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In file @apps/web/src/components/chat/VoiceDeviceMenu.tsx around line 70:
Opening this menu through `VoiceCallButton`'s long-press or context-menu path leaves the device list empty, so it shows only “System default” and no speaker choices. Those paths set the controlled `open` prop directly, bypassing this `onOpenChange` handler; load devices when `open` becomes true instead.
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Walkthrough
The PR extends nested subagent lineage selection and rendering in the web client. It also changes server shell status handling for provider-native subagents and allows runless root_turn updates through the shell event filter.
The selector keeps direct subagent children and includes one more subagent descendant level. The tests add subagent fixtures and check the selected thread IDs.
Index and render nested lineage rows packages/client-runtime/src/state/threadRelationships.ts, apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadRelationshipsControl.tsx, apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadRelationshipsControl.browser.test.tsx
The relationship helper indexes immediate relationships for both endpoint threads. The lineage control loads family threads when needed, renders nested subagent children beneath their source rows, and includes nested running rows in the count. The browser test checks visibility, count, and indentation.
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Derive shell status from native root-turn nodes apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionStore.ts, apps/server/src/orchestration-v2/ProjectionStore.test.ts
The shell query and status mapping use runless root-turn status when a provider-native subagent has no latest run. Pending maps to queued, and active node statuses mark the thread as potentially live. The tests check status mapping and follow-up run status.
The shell event filter allows node.updated events for root_turn nodes with no run ID. The test distinguishes those events from rejected root_turn and tool_call cases with a run ID.
Lineage now shows nested subagents. A running nested agent under a finished parent may be counted in the heading while its row stays hidden in the collapsed Previous agents group. The impact is cosmetic and limited to the UI, so the risk is low.
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The title "feat(web): nest a subagent's own subagents in Lineage" matches the main change. The raw summary and objectives show that ThreadRelationshipsControl now renders one nested level of subagent …
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The description follows the template sections: Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification. It states the bug (direct subagents only, mismatched running count), the fix (nested rows, indexed relationship…
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The title "feat(web): nest a subagent's own subagents in Lineage" matches the main change. The raw summary and objectives show that ThreadRelationshipsControl now renders one nested level of subagent children under each subagent row, and that selection and counting include those grandchild shells. The title is concise, uses the conventional commit format, and names the affected area (web, Lineage).
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The description follows the template sections: Problem, Change, Scope, and Verification. It states the bug (direct subagents only, mismatched running count), the fix (nested rows, indexed relationships, taller list), and the scope (one control, mobile excluded). Verification lists specific tests and checks, and it notes what was not checked. The Problem section does not include reproduction steps or environment. The 'Before/After' screenshots are present. The description also says it was written by a model and harness, which the template requests. The Scope section says it is a bug fix and gives a reason for no issue, which matches the template. The description is mostly complete.
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Extend this test with a hidden grandchild and assert that it does not appear. Configure the hidden-key mock for that case; it currently always returns an empty set.
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@apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadRelationshipsControl.browser.test.tsx around
lines 402 - 433:
Extend the “nests a subagent's own subagents under it” test to include a hidden
grandchild and assert that it is not rendered. Configure the hidden-key mock for
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Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadRelationshipsControl.tsx:
- Around line 944-962: Update the running-count calculation for the Lineage
heading to include eligible running nested subagents shown by
renderRelationshipTree, while retaining the existing count for unbound projected
tasks. Apply the same relationship and visibility eligibility rules used when
rendering nested rows so the count matches the displayed rows.
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@apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadRelationshipsControl.browser.test.tsx:
- Around line 402-433: Extend the “nests a subagent's own subagents under it”
test to include a hidden grandchild and assert that it is not rendered.
Configure the hidden-key mock for this case to return the grandchild’s key while
preserving the existing visible-child and visible-grandchild assertions.
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Macroscope's VoiceDeviceMenu.tsx finding was raised against an earlier head that carried unrelated fork-only commits. This PR no longer touches voice code (4 files, all Lineage). Closing it out as not applicable.
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Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadRelationshipsControl.tsx:
- Around line 595-597: Update the Previous agents collapse logic near
runningCount so it keeps the group expanded whenever a nested agent is running,
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A finished parent can have a running nested agent. runningCount includes that agent, but its row remains under the collapsed Previous agents group. Keep that tree visible while the nested agent runs, and extend the browser case to cover this status combination.
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around lines 595 - 597:
Update the Previous agents collapse logic near runningCount so it keeps the
group expanded whenever a nested agent is running, even if its parent has
finished. Extend the existing browser case to cover a finished parent with a
running nested agent and verify that the nested agent row remains visible.
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runningCount calls this helper for every active and previous parent, including parents in collapsed groups. Each call to immediateThreadRelationships scans every graph edge. This adds O(P × E) work as historical parents accumulate.
Build one parent-to-subagent-row index per graph. Reuse the indexed rows for counting and rendering.
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Review comment at @apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadRelationshipsControl.tsx at line 610:
Build a parent-to-subagent-row index once for each graph in the ThreadRelationshipsControl flow, then reuse it for both runningCount and rendering instead of calling immediateThreadRelationships for each parent. Preserve the existing relationship filtering and behavior for collapsed groups.
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Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/chat/ThreadRelationshipsControl.tsx:
- Line 610: Build a parent-to-subagent-row index once for each graph in the
ThreadRelationshipsControl flow, then reuse it for both runningCount and
rendering instead of calling immediateThreadRelationships for each parent.
Preserve the existing relationship filtering and behavior for collapsed groups.
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Valid, thanks. Counting and rendering nested rows called the per-parent scan for every active and previous parent, so a thread with thousands of previous agents scanned all edges thousands of times. The graph's immediate relationships are now indexed in one pass and reused (de055ee -> latest push). I also filled in the Scope and Verification sections.
verified on linux with playwright and /usr/bin/google-chrome, using the real dev web client, server, and codex gpt-6.1-sol through the local proxy. the project, threads, and native child/grandchild turns were created through the app, without fixtures or replay data.
on github/main (989c1b55b0), the root showed only the immediate child. opening that child confirmed its grandchild was actually running.
on the original pr head, the nested row appeared, but native grandchildren showed idle and were missing after a fresh browser load once completed.
pushed fixes through 19a54bd072ce4e2a7fd652370fcfbec81cddd25a to the existing contributor branch, preserving its subsequent main merge. native runless root status now reaches shell subscribers, and lineage mounts the existing removal-aware family registry for completed descendants. workflow members retain their existing expand/collapse control instead of appearing twice.
on the fix, the root showed 2 running, with the grandchild indented beneath its child. clicking it opened its actual running command. Open parent returned to the child and then the root. completion removed the running count; expanding previous agents showed both completed rows. a fresh browser context retained the completed grandchild. deleting a separate completed grandchild through the actual thread menu immediately removed it from an already-open root with its family loaded. the final real turn completed in 4m 39s and returned LINEAGE_OK.
vp run check:changed 35b88636d4 passed through blacksmith: format, lint, knip, graphql, affected typechecks, 112 tests across 7 files, and the affected react compiler checks. existing cases were extended for native status, shell events, and workflow expansion. the workflow case reproduced the collapsed duplicate before the fix and passed afterward.
before, main with the completed scenario:
after, the same scenario in a fresh browser context:
real running grandchild navigation and the return through both parents:
native electron, ios/android, macos/windows, remote/relay/tunnel connections, other providers (including a live claude workflow), and deeper nesting than the one added level were not exercised on this linux vm. the scoped blacksmith checks are green; the new head's full hosted ci and automated reviews have not completed, so this is not a merge-readiness claim.
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Problem
Lineage only listed a thread's direct subagents. The agents those subagents started were invisible, so the running count looked wrong (10, then 8, then 6 with six rows shown).
Change
Each subagent row now shows its own subagents one level below it, indented. The shell selection keeps those grandchild subagent shells, and the list's max height grows from 13.5rem to 22.5rem to fit them. Nested rows are read-only: status and open, no stop action, since the parent thread's projection owns that. The graph's immediate relationships are indexed once per render, so counting and rendering nested rows does not scan every edge per parent.
Scope
This fixes a bug: the Lineage heading counted running subagents that the list did not show, and nested subagents could not be reached from it. It is a small fix of an obvious display bug in one control, so I did not open a separate issue. Mobile has its own relationship list and is not covered.
Verification
ThreadRelationshipsControl.browser.test.tsxhas a test that nests a subagent's own subagents under it and checks the "Lineage · 2 running" heading and the indentation. It passes in CI.threadRelationships.test.tspasses with the indexed relationships.Written by Claude Sonnet 5.5 in Claude Code.