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fix(web,mobile): thread-bound scheduled tasks no longer offer a model their runs ignore - #33887
In Settings → Scheduled tasks, a task bound to a thread runs on that thread's current model. The task's saved model only seeds a new thread: ScheduledTaskService launches with modelSelection when threadId is null, and a bound run sends to the thread with no selection (#18467). The editor's Model field stays editable for a bound task anyway, on web and mobile. You can change it and save, and the next run ignores it.
To reproduce on main: bind a task to a thread, change its model in the editor, save, then Run now. I did this with a thread on the Replay (dev) provider. The task stored {"instanceId":"codex","model":"gpt-6-luna"}, and the run it started used devReplay / showcase, the thread's model.
Change
While the draft is bound to a thread, the Model field is disabled and a note says "Runs use this thread's current model." Choosing "New thread each run", or changing the project or environment, unbinds the draft and enables the field again. The saved selection is untouched, so it still applies if the task is unbound later.
<ScheduledTaskEditor>
<ProviderModelPicker
- disabled={saving || !connected}+ disabled={saving || !connected || draft.threadId !== ""}
/>
+ {draft.threadId !== "" && "Runs use this thread's current model."}
Mobile gets the same condition on its Model row, with the note as the Context section footer. Both clients are in one PR because it is the same field with the same defect.
Scope and approval
This is a small fix for an obvious bug, so there's no prior issue. A control that saves a value no run uses is a defect, and the fix changes no behaviour, default, contract or server code. CodeRabbit raised it on #30729 as "Disable model options for thread-bound tasks".
Left out on purpose:
Workspace, Base branch and Checkout path are also ignored by bound runs. That is a separate field and a separate PR.
ScheduledTasksSettings.browser.test.tsx, new case "locks the model while the task is bound to a thread". It opens a bound task and expects the model picker disabled and the note visible, then picks "New thread each run" and expects the picker enabled and the note gone. On main it fails with "Received element is not disabled". With the change the file passes, 6 of 6.
vp run check:changed passes: format, lint, knip, typecheck, tests, React Compiler.
Web, in the real dev client on Linux against isolated worktree state:
Before
After
After switching the draft to "New thread each run", the field is enabled again:
Mobile, iPhone 18 Pro simulator on iOS 27.0, against an isolated backend. Tapping Model on the bound task did nothing. After switching to "New thread each run" it opened the model picker.
Before
After, bound
After, unbound
Not checked: Android, and the Electron shell, which wraps the web client. The mobile screenshots were taken at fa2f4ff2a2 plus this edit. The mobile settings code is identical between that commit and this PR's base.
Reviewed with review-loop: 1 round with GPT-6.1 Sol. Verdict: approved
Created with Claude Fable 5 in Claude Code (T3 Code).
… their runs ignore
A scheduled task bound to a thread runs on that thread's current model.
The saved selection only seeds new threads, but the editor's Model field
stayed editable, so a change saved and then did nothing. The field is now
disabled while the draft is bound, with a note saying runs use the
thread's model. Unbinding enables it again.
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Web and mobile scheduled-task forms now disable model selection for thread-bound tasks and explain that runs use the thread’s current model. This is a limited UI change with no change to execution behavior or product defaults.
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Mobile and web scheduled-task settings now disable model selection when a task is bound to a thread and state that runs use the thread’s current model. A web test checks this behavior and the change when the destination is set to “New thread each run.”
Changes: Thread-bound model behavior
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Summary
Thread-bound model picker behavior apps/mobile/src/features/settings/SettingsScheduledTasksRouteScreen.tsx, apps/web/src/components/settings/ScheduledTasksSettings.tsx, apps/web/src/components/settings/ScheduledTasksSettings.browser.test.tsx
When a thread is selected, both settings screens disable the model picker and show a note about the thread’s current model. The web test checks that selecting “New thread each run” enables the picker and removes the note.
pingdotgg/t3code#16833 — This change addresses scheduled-task model selection for thread-bound runs, which the issue similarity summary identifies as a related concern.
Possibly related PRs
pingdotgg/t3code#31379 — Adds thread destinations to scheduled-task drafts, which this change uses to determine model-picker availability.
pingdotgg/t3code#32919 — Revises thread-destination selection and restoration, related to the thread binding used by this change.
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Web edits can replace an unavailable saved model with a default while the picker is locked. The displayed model can also be mistaken for the bound run’s model. Impact is limited to affected tasks.
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The test can pass if unbinding clears the draft model. Configure an available saved model distinct from the default, then assert that the save input retains that model after unbinding. This catches a regression that changes the model used for new-thread runs.
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Review comment at
@apps/web/src/components/settings/ScheduledTasksSettings.browser.test.tsx around
lines 218 - 233:
Update the “locks the model while the task is bound to a thread” test for
ScheduledTasksSettings to configure an available saved model distinct from the
default, then assert that the model save input still contains that saved model
after switching the Destination to “New thread each run.”
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@apps/mobile/src/features/settings/SettingsScheduledTasksRouteScreen.tsx:
- Line 863: Update the Model row in the scheduled task settings screen so it
clearly identifies the displayed selection as the model for new threads, or show
the bound thread’s current model separately. Preserve the existing behavior for
runs bound to a thread and ensure the UI does not present the saved task
selection as that thread’s model.
Review comments at @apps/web/src/components/settings/ScheduledTasksSettings.tsx:
- Around line 1802-1804: Update the model picker and its helper text in the
ScheduledTasksSettings component to distinguish the task’s stored model from the
model used by a bound run: label the stored value as the saved model for new
threads, or display the bound thread’s current model separately. Preserve the
existing behavior that runs bound to a thread use that thread’s current model.
- Line 1789: Update the save handling in ScheduledTasksSettings so a bound task
retains its saved model when the user has not explicitly changed the selection,
even if its provider is disabled or missing; only apply the default fallback
when the user chooses a replacement or the task is unbound.
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@apps/web/src/components/settings/ScheduledTasksSettings.browser.test.tsx:
- Around line 218-233: Update the “locks the model while the task is bound to a
thread” test for ScheduledTasksSettings to configure an available saved model
distinct from the default, then assert that the model save input still contains
that saved model after switching the Destination to “New thread each run.”
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Problem
In Settings → Scheduled tasks, a task bound to a thread runs on that thread's current model. The task's saved model only seeds a new thread:
ScheduledTaskServicelaunches withmodelSelectionwhenthreadIdis null, and a bound run sends to the thread with no selection (#18467). The editor's Model field stays editable for a bound task anyway, on web and mobile. You can change it and save, and the next run ignores it.To reproduce on
main: bind a task to a thread, change its model in the editor, save, then Run now. I did this with a thread on the Replay (dev) provider. The task stored{"instanceId":"codex","model":"gpt-6-luna"}, and the run it started useddevReplay/showcase, the thread's model.Change
While the draft is bound to a thread, the Model field is disabled and a note says "Runs use this thread's current model." Choosing "New thread each run", or changing the project or environment, unbinds the draft and enables the field again. The saved selection is untouched, so it still applies if the task is unbound later.
Mobile gets the same condition on its Model row, with the note as the Context section footer. Both clients are in one PR because it is the same field with the same defect.
Scope and approval
This is a small fix for an obvious bug, so there's no prior issue. A control that saves a value no run uses is a defect, and the fix changes no behaviour, default, contract or server code. CodeRabbit raised it on #30729 as "Disable model options for thread-bound tasks".
Left out on purpose:
Verification
Test:
ScheduledTasksSettings.browser.test.tsx, new case "locks the model while the task is bound to a thread". It opens a bound task and expects the model picker disabled and the note visible, then picks "New thread each run" and expects the picker enabled and the note gone. Onmainit fails with "Received element is not disabled". With the change the file passes, 6 of 6.vp run check:changedpasses: format, lint, knip, typecheck, tests, React Compiler.Web, in the real dev client on Linux against isolated worktree state:
After switching the draft to "New thread each run", the field is enabled again:
Mobile, iPhone 18 Pro simulator on iOS 27.0, against an isolated backend. Tapping Model on the bound task did nothing. After switching to "New thread each run" it opened the model picker.
Not checked: Android, and the Electron shell, which wraps the web client. The mobile screenshots were taken at
fa2f4ff2a2plus this edit. The mobile settings code is identical between that commit and this PR's base.Reviewed with review-loop: 1 round with GPT-6.1 Sol. Verdict: approved
Created with Claude Fable 5 in Claude Code (T3 Code).
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