fix(agent-manager): default worktree session history - #13179
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marius-kilocode
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August 17, 2026 13:35
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When Agent Manager opens session history from a managed git worktree, the history view starts on Local even though the relevant sessions are scoped to that worktree. This makes the expected sessions appear missing and requires an extra filter click.
The history view now initializes to Worktree only when the worktree-session source is available, while normal sidebar history continues to initialize to Local. Accessibility coverage verifies both the selected tab and visible panel, and a patch changeset records the user-facing fix.