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In a turn's N subagents header, the avatars overlap and each later avatar's ring and border paint over the bottom-right account badge of the one before it. With two or more accented provider instances, every badge except the last loses its right edge (in light theme CC reads as CL). Reproduced on main 30654b3e91 in the web app: providers "Claude Code" (CC) and "Codex Work" (CW) with accent colours, a Codex turn that delegates three subagents, then the collapsed and expanded group in dark and light theme. The mobile feed's grouped header has the same overlap.
Change
Only the paint order of the header stack changes: earlier avatars now sit above later ones, so each badge overlaps the next circle's edge instead of being covered by it, and the last avatar sits above the +N chip.
Web: the three header avatars get z-3/z-2/z-1, and the stack gets isolate so those values stay inside it. EnvironmentSubagentAvatar passes a className through to SubagentAvatar.
Mobile: each header avatar wrapper gets zIndex: 3 - index.
Plates, overlap, sizes, status dots, the expanded rows and navigation are unchanged.
vp run check:changed on the merged head: format, lint, knip, typecheck (3 packages), the test beside the change and the React compiler check all pass. No new test: this is a purely visual bug, so the captures below are the proof.
Real apps at before 30654b3e91 and after ecfc71626a, each from its own checkout with its own fresh database (T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0), seeded with the same synthetic subagent groups. Web: headless Chromium 156, DPR 1, 1440×900 and 390×844, reduced motion, dark and light. Android: pooled Pixel 9 (API 36, DPR 2.625). iOS: pooled iPhone 17 Pro (DPR 3).
Header detail, before (left) and after (right), zoomed. Web: three badged agents dark, the same in light, and four agents with +1:
Android (three agents; four agents with +1), before left, after right:
iOS (three agents; four agents with +1), before left, after right:
Full surfaces. Diff0 is the absolute difference ×32 at zero threshold; DiffT marks pixels changed by more than 4/255. In every accepted pair the zero-threshold changes are confined to the avatar stack.
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Web, three badged agents, 1440×900 dark
Web, four agents with +1, 1440×900 dark
Android Pixel 9, four agents with +1, dark
iOS iPhone 17 Pro, three badged agents, dark
Also captured but not embedded here (attachment limit): two agents, three unbadged agents, a mixed accent/neutral/no-badge group and a settled failure, on web and native, plus 390-wide and light-theme variants. All show the same avatar-only change.
Not checked: lifecycle recordings while subagents run, 10+ agents, remote-environment children, ACP registry icon loading, the guest route, and scaled text or tablet widths. The seeding scripts were not published.
Claude Opus 5.5 (Claude Code) led the triage and wrote the fix; GPT-6.1-Sol (Codex) captured the evidence and reviewed alongside Claude Opus 5.5, all through T3 Code.
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In the grouped subagent header, each avatar overlapped the next and the
later avatar painted over the earlier one's bottom-right account badge,
so "CC" read as "CL". Earlier avatars now stack above later ones (web:
descending z-index inside an isolated stack; mobile: descending zIndex),
and the last avatar stays above the "+N" chip.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Thanks. #29137 was opened earlier for the same issue and takes the other shape: it removes the overlap and uses a small gap, where this PR keeps the overlap and changes paint order. That choice is the maintainers', so I'm leaving both open and not putting this one into the automated landing flow. The Android and iOS captures above show the paint-order version working on native.
Macroscope's review found this PR approvable — Adjusts avatar spacing and layering on web and mobile to keep subagent account badges visible. The change is confined to presentation, with no changes to account behavior or stored data.
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Grouped subagent avatars now use adjusted overlap and stacking styles on web and mobile. The web avatar stack uses isolate and tighter negative spacing. Its provider icon and badge receive updated stacking classes.
Changes: Grouped avatar stacking
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Grouped avatar stacking and overlap apps/mobile/src/features/threads/thread-subagent-group.tsx, apps/web/src/components/chat/TimelineV2EventRow.tsx, apps/web/src/components/chat/V2LifecycleRow.tsx
Mobile avatar wrappers now use descending zIndex values. The web avatar stack uses isolate and changes spacing from -space-x-1.5 to -space-x-1. The provider icon receives isolation-auto, and its badge receives z-1.
This change adjusts how overlapping avatars are layered in grouped subagent headers. It is purely visual and low risk, and no merge-blocking issue was identified.
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The changes address the badge overlap in [#29131]. Web uses an isolated avatar stack, reduced negative spacing, and badge stacking. Mobile uses descending zIndex values. Provider logos and account b…
Pass each grouped agent status to its web and mobile header avatar, and render the status dot for every avatar while preserving the corrected badge paint order. Add or update focused automated coverage for the grouped-header status-dot beha…
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The title clearly and concisely describes the main fix: preserving visibility of account badges in grouped subagent headers on web and mobile.
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The reviewed changes stay within [#29131]. The web isolate, badge stacking, and overlap adjustment, the mobile per-avatar zIndex, and the avatar class handling all support visibility in grouped su…
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The reviewed changes stay within [#29131]. The web isolate, badge stacking, and overlap adjustment, the mobile per-avatar zIndex, and the avatar class handling all support visibility in grouped subagent headers. No unrelated provider data, expanded-row, navigation, or general layout behavior changes are established.
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The changes address the badge overlap in [#29131]. Web uses an isolated avatar stack, reduced negative spacing, and badge stacking. Mobile uses descending zIndex values. Provider logos and account badges remain available. The grouped web header passes status={undefined} for multi-agent groups, and the mobile SubagentAvatar has no status prop or status-dot rendering. Therefore, the requirement that every grouped-header avatar show a status dot is not met.
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Pass each grouped agent status to its web and mobile header avatar, and render the status dot for every avatar while preserving the corrected badge paint order. Add or update focused automated coverage for the grouped-header status-dot behavior.
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Paint order alone left the middle badge clipped: a two-letter compact
badge is wider than the part of its circle the neighbours leave
uncovered. Badges now escape the icon's stacking context and sit above
all circles in the header, and the overlap drops from 6px to 4px so
wide initials no longer touch the next badge.
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Configure synthetic replay accounts AA, BW, GR and VS with distinct accent colours. Delegate three children from an active parent; inspect collapsed and expanded headers in dark and light themes. Add a fourth child and repeat beside +1. Use the same seed on fresh databases at both commits.
Base clips AA and BW; with four agents, +1 also clips GR. Head keeps all three account initials complete in all eight variants on web and iOS. Stills passed pixel-identical screenshot-pair checks at least 500 ms apart; chevrons are settled.
The automated pipeline stopped on this pull request and will not merge it:
in the real app the problem is still there, and the rework changed nothing:
No code change: I could not reproduce the reported failure, and the report names no surface, badge or state. Checked against the code: (1) Web: a throwaway browser test rendered the header's avatar stack with the real SubagentAvatar classes and the real ProviderInstanceIcon in real Chromium, then checked what is on top at every pixel of each badge. With main's classes (-space-x-1.5, icon keeps isolate, badge z-10) each badge is about 15% covered (28-31 sample points). With this branch's classes (isolate stack, -space-x-1, icon isolation-auto, badge z-1) every badge is uncovered (0-2 of about 190 points, on the rounded edge), including wide initials (WW, MM, MW), a +1 chip and the opacity-55 header. (2) Between 84d9199 and 7fb13a9 none of the header or badge files changed; the main merge only touched unrelated list and editor CSS. The real-app evidence on the PR at 84d9199 shows every badge complete on web and iOS in all eight variants. (3) The mobile header (zIndex 3 - index on each wrapper) is unchanged since ecfc716, whose Android Pixel 9 captures showed every badge complete. Each mobile badge sits inside its own 28px circle, and the +N chip (zIndex 0) paints below the avatars. (4) The PR's two headers are the only grouped-subagent avatar stacks in web or mobile, so no other path could still show the bug. Not re-checked this round: Android on a device. A further pass needs the failing platform, theme, collapsed or expanded state, and which badge.
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Problem
In a turn's N subagents header, the avatars overlap and each later avatar's ring and border paint over the bottom-right account badge of the one before it. With two or more accented provider instances, every badge except the last loses its right edge (in light theme
CCreads asCL). Reproduced on main30654b3e91in the web app: providers "Claude Code" (CC) and "Codex Work" (CW) with accent colours, a Codex turn that delegates three subagents, then the collapsed and expanded group in dark and light theme. The mobile feed's grouped header has the same overlap.Change
Only the paint order of the header stack changes: earlier avatars now sit above later ones, so each badge overlaps the next circle's edge instead of being covered by it, and the last avatar sits above the
+Nchip.z-3/z-2/z-1, and the stack getsisolateso those values stay inside it.EnvironmentSubagentAvatarpasses aclassNamethrough toSubagentAvatar.zIndex: 3 - index.Plates, overlap, sizes, status dots, the expanded rows and navigation are unchanged.
Scope and approval
Fixes #29131
Verification
vp run check:changedon the merged head: format, lint, knip, typecheck (3 packages), the test beside the change and the React compiler check all pass. No new test: this is a purely visual bug, so the captures below are the proof.30654b3e91and afterecfc71626a, each from its own checkout with its own fresh database (T3CODE_DEV_SEED=0), seeded with the same synthetic subagent groups. Web: headless Chromium 156, DPR 1, 1440×900 and 390×844, reduced motion, dark and light. Android: pooled Pixel 9 (API 36, DPR 2.625). iOS: pooled iPhone 17 Pro (DPR 3).Header detail, before (left) and after (right), zoomed. Web: three badged agents dark, the same in light, and four agents with
+1:Android (three agents; four agents with
+1), before left, after right:iOS (three agents; four agents with
+1), before left, after right:Full surfaces. Diff0 is the absolute difference ×32 at zero threshold; DiffT marks pixels changed by more than 4/255. In every accepted pair the zero-threshold changes are confined to the avatar stack.
30654b3e91ecfc71626a+1, 1440×900 dark+1, darkAlso captured but not embedded here (attachment limit): two agents, three unbadged agents, a mixed accent/neutral/no-badge group and a settled failure, on web and native, plus 390-wide and light-theme variants. All show the same avatar-only change.
Not checked: lifecycle recordings while subagents run, 10+ agents, remote-environment children, ACP registry icon loading, the guest route, and scaled text or tablet widths. The seeding scripts were not published.
Claude Opus 5.5 (Claude Code) led the triage and wrote the fix; GPT-6.1-Sol (Codex) captured the evidence and reviewed alongside Claude Opus 5.5, all through T3 Code.
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