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fix(mobile): distinguish local ACP instances by name - #32467
Local ACP instances share the fallback icon on mobile. The small initials badge turns both "DeepSeek Harness 1" and "DeepSeek Harness 2" into DH, making their thread rows hard to tell apart.
Show the configured instance name beside the thread-row icon when multiple ACP instances need a badge and have no official registry icon. Settled, snoozed, and search rows also show the name, and the row's accessibility label includes it. Names use middle truncation to preserve identifying suffixes. The expanded composer truncates the instance name separately from a reserved model slot. The model picker already shows instance names.
Scope and approval
Issue watch requested this fix for the reported Android ambiguity. This is a mobile presentation change using existing names and theme colors. Web, desktop, provider protocols, settings, image sources, and shared contracts are unchanged. The compact composer stays icon-only. Instances configured with identical display names still share a label, as in the existing picker.
Verification
Base 4c3a9d58184f20bd76833bd599c3544d2c09e3eb; head 066a2d74963c7ffc1fd8d9cb606cc7f14e0db938.
Reproduced and checked in T3 Code Dev on a physical POCO F4 running Android 14. Native development client fingerprint ef469ea7401d69afda88e4de10e16a396759a9b9, installed from the compatible arm64 cache. Metro served this checkout against a disposable Linux backend. The original pass used five local ACP instances and confirmed the built-in Codex row retained its appearance. The follow-up used three local ACP instances, including two long names differing only in their final digit, and checked the expanded composer, settled shelf, search results, and full native accessibility labels.
Boat vp run check:changed origin/main passed at this head. Required GitHub checks also passed. CodeRabbit completed its final review with no new inline findings. Its identical-name warning is covered by the configured-name limitation below and the scope explanation in the evidence comment.
Fresh independent Codex review found no findings in the final correction or Android captures. The model-wrapper overlap finding and all three CodeRabbit inline findings are resolved.
No new tests for this visual change, as required by the repository's capture-based proof rule. No actual ACP turn execution, TalkBack audio, or iOS run was tested. Android satisfies both the issue's device list and the diff's iOS-or-Android route.
Original thread-list before/after, at base and 30201c2. The follow-up preserves these card labels:
Long-name composer before, at 30201c2:
After, at the final head. The trailing digit and model are both visible:
Implemented by Claude Opus 5.5 through the Claude Code harness. Follow-up fixes, investigation, and Android verification by GPT-6.1 Sol through the Codex harness.
The mobile composer and thread list now display provider instance names for eligible ACP registry instances. The composer uses the name as its control label and displays the short model label and optional summary in a suffix.
Changes: Provider instance labels
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Summary
Shared label rule and composer apps/mobile/src/components/ProviderIcon.tsx, apps/mobile/src/components/ComposerModelControl.tsx, apps/mobile/src/components/ComposerToolbar.tsx
The helper returns the display name when the badge is enabled, the provider is acpRegistry, and the resolved icon URL is null. The composer uses that name as its label, middle-ellipsizes it, and places the short model label and optional summary in the suffix. ComposerInlineControl accepts label ellipsis and suffix width options.
Thread list provider label apps/mobile/src/features/threads/thread-list-v2-items.tsx
Thread rows derive and display the provider name when available. The name is included in the accessibility label and appears beside the icon in card rows or below the title in slim rows.
Instance names now appear in slim rows and accessibility labels. No material merge-blocking risk remains.
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[#32455] Thread rows and the expanded composer show configured names for badged ACP instances without official icons. The model picker already shows instance names. However, same-named instances still…
Make same-named local ACP instances visually distinguishable in the thread list and model picker.
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The title clearly describes the mobile ACP instance labeling change.
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[#32455] The mobile provider-label helper, thread-row labels, accessibility labels, and composer layout support instance distinction. The whole-PR summary shows no unrelated changes. The incremental c…
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[#32455] The mobile provider-label helper, thread-row labels, accessibility labels, and composer layout support instance distinction. The whole-PR summary shows no unrelated changes. The incremental composer diff was unavailable, but the summary describes its changes.
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Explanation
[#32455] Thread rows and the expanded composer show configured names for badged ACP instances without official icons. The model picker already shows instance names. However, same-named instances still share the fallback icon and label in both the thread list and picker. The issue requires instances of the same agent to be visually distinguishable.
Resolution
Make same-named local ACP instances visually distinguishable in the thread list and model picker.
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Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/components/ComposerModelControl.tsx:
- Line 82: Update the label rendered by ComposerInlineControl so the instance
name is truncated separately from the model label, keeping the distinguishing
suffix of the instance name and the model visible; reserve space for both
instead of relying on default tail truncation of the combined label.
Review comments at @apps/mobile/src/features/threads/thread-list-v2-items.tsx:
- Line 1385: Update the explicit rowAccessibilityLabel passed to RowPressable to
include providerNameLabel when that label is displayed, while preserving the
thread title and existing accessibility behavior.
- Line 1373: Update the thread row rendering around providerNameLabel so the
instance name also appears in the slim variant used for snoozed and settled
threads, including search results; keep the existing rendering for other
variants intact.
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Make same-named local ACP instances distinguishable in the thread list and model
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Verified the review fixes at 066a2d74963c7ffc1fd8d9cb606cc7f14e0db938 in T3 Code Dev on the physical POCO F4, Android 14. The same native client fingerprint ef469ea7401d69afda88e4de10e16a396759a9b9 loads this checkout through Metro against a disposable Linux backend. The long configured names differ only at their final digit. No ACP turn execution is claimed.
Long-name composer before, at 30201c2702f7e77bceb39e3239f02f04cf6d2c62:
After, with the name middle-truncated separately from the reserved model slot:
Settled row before:
Settled row after:
Search results after, including the settled row:
Native accessibility inspection at this head reports both complete labels:
Button desc="DeepSeek one, DeepSeek Harness with an intentionally long shared display name 1"
Button desc="DeepSeek two, DeepSeek Harness with an intentionally long shared display name 2"
All three inline findings are addressed. The summary's request for automatic disambiguation of identical configured display names expands the existing picker behavior and this fix's scope. The reported initials collision is addressed by exposing the distinct configured names. Identical configured names remain a documented limitation. No UI tests were added because the repository requires real-client captures for visual changes.
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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
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Make same-named local ACP instances visually distinguishable in the thread list
and model picker.
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Local ACP provider instances have no trusted icon, so every one renders the same
fallback glyph with a tiny initials badge, and names like DeepSeek Harness 1/2
share the same initials. Show the instance name next to the icon in thread rows,
the composer model trigger and handoff endpoints when the glyph cannot tell
instances apart.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Integrates 15 upstream commits (nightly 4449 to 4452) with one conflict in a
generated file: background commands show their details (pingdotgg#33647), Antigravity
model names from usage metadata (pingdotgg#33661), Gemini Flash effort pricing (pingdotgg#13809)
and an install that no longer fails on a stale Windows Crashpad pipe (pingdotgg#26374),
WebMCP writes on request (pingdotgg#26570), agents see visible:true while the desktop
shows their tab (pingdotgg#23589), scrolling pans expanded images and Mermaid diagrams
(pingdotgg#26630), "Use T3 Code in another app" opens the Grok Bot app (pingdotgg#33663), new
threads use the last used project, and mobile and CI fixes (pingdotgg#33611, pingdotgg#33599,
pingdotgg#32467, pingdotgg#33664, pingdotgg#33618, pingdotgg#33617). No dependency file changed. No fork feature
was added or dropped.
The conflict is apps/server/src/provider/agentContextBudget.json, the measured
agent context size: upstream lowered its three values by 2, 2 and 16 bytes, and
the fork's mcpToolListJsonBytes was larger (52804 instead of 48233). Resolved as
5547 / 7277 / 52788 (both changes added); AgentContextBudget.test.ts confirms
that the measured sizes equal these values.
check:changed against the pre-merge HEAD (74 files) passes in every step: format,
lint, knip, graphql, the typecheck of 41 packages, 40 test files, node --test and
the react compiler check.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
Local ACP instances share the fallback icon on mobile. The small initials badge turns both "DeepSeek Harness 1" and "DeepSeek Harness 2" into
DH, making their thread rows hard to tell apart.Closes #32455
Change
Show the configured instance name beside the thread-row icon when multiple ACP instances need a badge and have no official registry icon. Settled, snoozed, and search rows also show the name, and the row's accessibility label includes it. Names use middle truncation to preserve identifying suffixes. The expanded composer truncates the instance name separately from a reserved model slot. The model picker already shows instance names.
Scope and approval
Issue watch requested this fix for the reported Android ambiguity. This is a mobile presentation change using existing names and theme colors. Web, desktop, provider protocols, settings, image sources, and shared contracts are unchanged. The compact composer stays icon-only. Instances configured with identical display names still share a label, as in the existing picker.
Verification
Base
4c3a9d58184f20bd76833bd599c3544d2c09e3eb; head066a2d74963c7ffc1fd8d9cb606cc7f14e0db938.Reproduced and checked in T3 Code Dev on a physical POCO F4 running Android 14. Native development client fingerprint
ef469ea7401d69afda88e4de10e16a396759a9b9, installed from the compatible arm64 cache. Metro served this checkout against a disposable Linux backend. The original pass used five local ACP instances and confirmed the built-in Codex row retained its appearance. The follow-up used three local ACP instances, including two long names differing only in their final digit, and checked the expanded composer, settled shelf, search results, and full native accessibility labels.Boat
vp run check:changed origin/mainpassed at this head. Required GitHub checks also passed. CodeRabbit completed its final review with no new inline findings. Its identical-name warning is covered by the configured-name limitation below and the scope explanation in the evidence comment.Boat check output
Fresh independent Codex review found no findings in the final correction or Android captures. The model-wrapper overlap finding and all three CodeRabbit inline findings are resolved.
No new tests for this visual change, as required by the repository's capture-based proof rule. No actual ACP turn execution, TalkBack audio, or iOS run was tested. Android satisfies both the issue's device list and the diff's iOS-or-Android route.
Original thread-list before/after, at base and
30201c2. The follow-up preserves these card labels:Long-name composer before, at
30201c2:After, at the final head. The trailing digit and model are both visible:
Settled row before, at
30201c2:After, at the final head:
Search capture and native accessibility transcript.
Implemented by Claude Opus 5.5 through the Claude Code harness. Follow-up fixes, investigation, and Android verification by GPT-6.1 Sol through the Codex harness.