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The sidebar header spent two rows on search, new thread, project scope and new project, and the scope row repeated the project name the thread rows already show.

Search now owns a single row. The project scope collapses to an icon (folder, or the project favicon while scoped) grouped with new project and new thread. The scope trigger opens the same searchable project combobox as before, anchored under the search field and sized to its content, and "All projects" heads the list as the default row instead of appearing only while a scope is active.

Verified in the web client with two projects: the picker opens under the search field at 209px (main's opens at 201px under its own row) and grows to a 288px cap past which long names truncate, selecting a project narrows the list and swaps in its favicon, "All projects" resets it, and a second click on the trigger closes the picker. Unverified by automation: tooltip placement (now top, so nothing sits over the neighbouring icons) and the two-line new-thread tooltip, which is main's markup unchanged. tsc --noEmit for apps/web, lint on the touched files, and Sidebar.logic.test.ts (157 tests) pass.

Conflict resolution at f255a8ab118670db55c9a89bd619f25001303306 merges current main while preserving the icon-only scope trigger and environment badges in the project picker rows. All 157 sidebar logic tests, web typecheck, and scoped lint pass (existing lint warnings remain). Fresh browser verification is unverified: the preview client could not navigate to the dev server, and tailnet sharing returned permission denied. The screenshots below are the original PR evidence.

Before

before: two header rows, search plus new thread, then All projects picker plus new project

before: project picker open under the All projects row

After

after: one header row, search field plus scope, new project and new thread icons

after: project picker open under the search field, All projects first, then two projects with their own icons

after: scoped to a project, the favicon replaces the folder icon

Full-window captures: before closed, before open, after closed, after open, after scoped.

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  • New Features

    • Added a unified sidebar header with thread search, new-thread, and project controls.
    • Added an icon-only project-scope control with improved popup positioning.
    • Improved search accessibility, clearing, refocusing, and icon visibility.
    • Added tooltips and larger touch targets for sidebar header buttons.
  • Bug Fixes

    • “All projects” now appears first when the project filter is empty and is hidden during searches.
    • Preserved project favicon colors in the sidebar.

The sidebar header spent two rows on search, new thread, project scope and new project. Search now owns the single row and the project scope collapses to an icon that sits with new project and new thread; the same searchable project combobox opens under the search field and lists All projects as its default row.
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The sidebar project filter no longer depends on active scope state. A new SidebarThreadHeader component contains search, project, and thread actions. The project-scope popup uses the search field as its anchor.

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Project scope filtering
apps/web/src/components/Sidebar.logic.ts, apps/web/src/components/Sidebar.logic.test.ts
The filter removes activeScopeKey. Empty queries return all items, while non-empty queries exclude the default row. Tests cover the updated behavior.
Thread header components
apps/web/src/components/sidebar/SidebarThreadHeader.tsx
The new components render search controls, project actions, scope actions, accessibility state, tooltips, and expanded pointer targets.
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apps/web/src/components/Sidebar.tsx
The sidebar uses SidebarThreadHeader, wires the updated filter call, and anchors the project-scope popup to the search field.

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The header icon group loses its ring, the scope icon no longer takes a selected background while a project is scoped (the favicon already says so), and the search icon and placeholder use the same muted icon color as new thread.
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Removes the SearchIcon, Input and SidebarMenuButton imports the header no longer needs, caps the project picker at 18rem so long project names truncate instead of stretching it, and keeps the header tooltips on the right as before so they never sit over the open picker.
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Wraps the trigger favicon like main did so the menu button's direct-child svg rule cannot recolor a project's fallback icon. Also types the search field ref as a RefObject, since the popup anchor needs one, and drops the header group's now unused gap.
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With three icons side by side, a tooltip to the right of one sits over the others, so they open above the row instead. The trigger type also omits isActive now that the pressed scope look is gone.
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Omits aria-label from the icon button's spread props so a caller cannot replace the required label through rest.
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## What's Changed
* feat(sidebar): fold the project scope into the search row by @maria-rcks in pingdotgg/t3code#11315
* fix(mobile): pin expo-audio so the release smoke patch stays in use by @ipanasenko in pingdotgg/t3code#11426
* fix(web): preserve snapshot preview size in sent messages by @Bil0000 in pingdotgg/t3code#11429


**Full Changelog**: pingdotgg/t3code@v0.0.41-nightly.20260912.1599...v0.0.41-nightly.20260912.1612

Upstream release: https://github.com/pingdotgg/t3code/releases/tag/v0.0.41-nightly.20260912.1612
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aorwall added a commit to aorwall/t3code that referenced this pull request Sep 13, 2026
Merges `upstream/main` at `0c5771d60` into the fork, from merge base
`e81606494` — 32 upstream commits.

The range is mostly client polish, plus two structural changes that
mattered
here: upstream extracted the sidebar header into a new component
(`SidebarThreadHeader.tsx`, pingdotgg#11315), which is where two fork gates had
to be
re-homed, and upstream added a `context` field to orchestration messages
at the
exact anchor the fork's `origin` field sits on, which is four of the
eight
conflicts.

## Merge stats

- Landed (`HEAD^1..HEAD`): 489 files, 36117+/5930−
- Upstream range (base..`HEAD^2`): 484 files, 35784+/5824−
- Fork delta (`HEAD^2..HEAD`): 767 files, 78724+/2528−

The two file lists reconcile exactly. The 5 extra landed files are all
fork-owned and none of them is upstream work:
`apps/web/src/fork/SidebarThreadFilter.tsx`
(one className, described below), `docs/fork/inventory.json`,
`docs/fork/gaps.md`, `docs/fork/upstream-merge-log.md`, and
`.agents/skills/fork-upstream-merge/scripts/unsupported-methods.mjs`.
Nothing in
the upstream range failed to land.

## Conflicts

All 8 were resolved by the verdict `preflight.mjs` printed. No `decide`
conflict
was left unresolved.

- `projector.ts`, `orchestration.ts`, `threadReducer.ts`,
`MessagesTimeline.tsx`
— `converged — message-origin-upstream-files`, and all the same
conflict:
upstream appended where the fork already appends. Both sides kept, twice
per
file for the first three. `duplicate-adds.mjs` confirms no line was
taken
  twice.
- `Sidebar.tsx` — `converged — thread-visibility-upstream-files`. Took
upstream
whole; its `SidebarThreadFilter` import was left unused by the
extraction and
  was removed.
- `SettingsSidebarNav.tsx` — unlisted. Kept the fork's
`settingsPathEnabled`
filter over the personal nav items and took upstream's new active-state
rule
(`/settings/general` stays active on `/settings/open-source-licenses`).
- `ChatComposer.tsx` — unlisted, so `decide, then add an entry`. Both
fork deltas
  survived and the entry is now written; see below.
- `routeTree.gen.ts` — generated; regenerated with
`regen-route-tree.mjs` after
  the install.

`pnpm-lock.yaml` auto-merged rather than conflicting, so it was reset to
`upstream/main` and the fork edges re-derived with `vp i`. The remaining
diff
against upstream is exactly the `@t3tools/moatless-api` workspace link,
`mermaid ^11.17.2`, and one alchemy peer hash.

Two findings worth naming here:

- **A fork gate's host file was replaced by a file upstream had not
written yet.**
  pingdotgg#11315 extracted the whole sidebar header into
`apps/web/src/components/sidebar/SidebarThreadHeader.tsx`. Both fork
deltas
were re-applied there additively — the `FEATURES.projectManagement` gate
on
New project, and `<SidebarThreadFilter />` as a third child of
upstream's new
segmented icon well. No props threaded, no state added, no upstream JSX
re-indented. The one edit outside that file is
`SidebarThreadFilter.tsx`'s
  trigger className, now `size-7` so it matches upstream's own
  `SidebarHeaderIconButton` in the well it now sits in.
- **The unsupported-method derivation could not read the backend, and
that was
the script's fault, not a finding.** `unsupported-methods` exited 2 with
"could
not read the backend dispatch". The Moatless backend moved its dispatch
a
second time: `crates/t3code/src/rpc/dispatch.rs` is now a module stub
over an
`rpc/dispatch/` directory whose `routing.rs` holds the arms and whose
siblings
hold the handler bodies. `BACKEND_APIS` now names the directory and the
script
concatenates every `.rs` file in it — pointing it at `routing.rs` alone
would
have read the arms and lost the handlers, and `refusesInside` only
follows
calls it can find in the same source, so every conditional refusal would
have
  come back as a false DROP.

## Inventory

- `moatless-admin-pages` was stale: it still listed the two Workspaces
admin
routes that the 2026-09-12 commit folded into the project settings page.
Re-pointed to the five surfaces that remain, and the untracked delta
that move
  left behind is now its own entry, `project-workspace-settings`.
- `chat-surface-gates` gained
`apps/web/src/components/chat/ChatComposer.tsx`
with a guard on `FEATURES.accessMode`, plus a `chat-composer-gates` path
policy
so the next merge gets a cached verdict instead of the same decision.
The two
deltas there are the runtime-mode picker lifted into a
`runtimeModePicker`
  const behind the flag, and `phase === "running"` left out of
  `collapsedComposerPrimaryActionDisabled`.
- `inventory-check.mjs` is clean.

## Unsupported methods

0 ADD, 0 DROP, 2 KEEP (`git.preparePullRequestThread`, `vcs.switchRef`),
5 known
exceptions still firing, no stale ones. `packages/contracts/src/rpc.ts`
is
unchanged: the range's one unsupported-surface change is upstream's
Cursor
`--classic` launcher fix, which lands on a method already refused.

## Feature classification

### Usable as-is

Client-side work the fork can expose with no Moatless backend or
deployment
change. 28 of the 32 commits.

- Open-source license notices page (pingdotgg#8962) — new
`/settings/open-source-licenses`
route; upstream also made `/settings/general` stay active while it is
open.
- Client perf: fewer repeated sorts and date formats (pingdotgg#11019).
- Inline file previews and attachment chips across surfaces (pingdotgg#11265) —
rides
  `attachments.createUploadUrl` and `assets.createUrl`, both dispatched.
- Subagent spawns as an expandable work row (pingdotgg#11433) and those rows kept
visible
under folded turns (pingdotgg#11474) — derived from the orchestration event
stream the
  backend already serves.
- Opt-in thread notifications and sounds (pingdotgg#11481) — client settings,
persisted
  through the `server.getSettings` read the backend serves.
- Large pastes folded into text attachments (pingdotgg#11442); user input kept
outside
collapsed work (pingdotgg#11363); each chat message exposed as a heading for
screen
  readers (pingdotgg#11199); the default diff file state (pingdotgg#11484).
- Sidebar project scope folded into the search row (pingdotgg#11315); thread
status icons
completed and input threads kept prominent (pingdotgg#11461); sidebar search and
footer
  spacing (pingdotgg#11466); draft row heights matched to thread rows (pingdotgg#11512).
- Image chips tinted with their average colour (pingdotgg#11468); viewer controls
moved
outside the media with arrow navigation restored (pingdotgg#11470); snapshot
preview size
preserved in sent messages (pingdotgg#11429); preview focus preserved on window
return
  (pingdotgg#11444).
- Unavailable account limits made more visible (pingdotgg#10601) — web-only; the
backend
  dispatches `server.getUsageSummary`.
- Saved environments switched off instead of removed (pingdotgg#11478) — entirely
client-side (connection catalog and registry). This build runs one
environment
and gates the Connections settings page, so nothing on screen changes;
the
  catalog behaviour carries.
- Desktop and mobile: long offscreen text in SnapShots (pingdotgg#11250), native
preview
User-Agent kept for Turnstile (pingdotgg#7110), bounded backend shutdown wait on
quit
(pingdotgg#7599), expo-audio pinned (pingdotgg#11426), photo library picks rendered to a
bounded
JPEG off the JS thread (pingdotgg#11440), launch crash with a PR stack (pingdotgg#11486),
the
  shared-content alert after sending (pingdotgg#11487).
- Repository hygiene: `.pnpm-store/v11` deleted.

### Unsupported in Moatless / needs implementation

- **Cursor links open in classic IDE mode (pingdotgg#11498).** Upstream gave
Cursor
`baseArgs: ["--classic"]` in `packages/contracts/src/editor.ts` so a
file open
  targets the IDE rather than its Agents Window, and tested it in
  `apps/server/src/process/externalLauncher.ts`. The method behind it,
`shell.openInEditor`, is not dispatched — the browser is not on the
machine the
workspace is on — so this lands in the contract and in `apps/server` and
changes nothing here. Recorded in `docs/fork/gaps.md` under _Opening in
an
external editor_, whose standing conclusion is that the surface is a
candidate
  for deletion rather than for serving.

### Backend behavior to consider reproducing in Moatless

All three are recorded in `docs/fork/gaps.md` under _Runtime fixes
upstream made
to its own server_. Nothing in this repository holds them open; they are
Moatless-side work.

- **Listing pull requests should read only the projects asked about
(pingdotgg#11299).**
`listWorkspaceProjects` fetched the whole shell snapshot and filtered
it; it now
  asks the projection for the one project, or for the listed ids
  (`apps/server/src/pullRequest/PullRequestService.ts`,
  `persistence/Layers/ProjectionSnapshotQuery.ts`). Moatless dispatches
`pullRequests.summary`, so the same cost lands on it as soon as a
summary is
  derived from a list.
- **Usage should read each provider account's own history directory
(pingdotgg#11485).**
Upstream resolves an account's home from its home setting or its
`CODEX_HOME` /
`CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR` / `GROK_HOME` variable, counts disabled accounts,
and
de-duplicates accounts sharing a directory
(`apps/server/src/usage/UsageService.ts`).
Moatless serves `server.getUsageSummary` itself, so an account with a
custom
home reports zero there — or double — until it resolves homes the same
way.
- **Forgejo and Gitea remotes should be first-class source control
(pingdotgg#11436).**
Upstream recognises both hosts and drives them with the `fj` and `tea`
CLIs
  across remote identity, PR creation and PR sync (`git/GitManager.ts`,
  `project/RepositoryIdentityResolver.ts`,
`orchestration/PullRequestSyncReactor.ts`). Moatless owns git and pull
requests,
so a Forgejo or Gitea project is an unrecognised host there regardless
of what
  the client can render.

## Verification

`verify.mjs` is green on seven of eight checks: `duplicate-adds` (none
across 34
files both sides changed), `tripwires` (3 deleted surfaces intact,
exactly the 5
known re-deletions, 3 allowed workflows), `resolution-check` (16
fork-delta paths
still differ from upstream, 17 carry upstream's change, 17
theirs-verbatim
byte-identical, 18 unlisted), `unsupported-methods`, `fmt:check`,
`lint`,
`typecheck`.

`test` is red on one file, and it is the standing environmental failure
rather
than a merge regression:

- `@t3tools/desktop` → `scripts/browser-secret-native.test.mjs > bundled
libsecret
helper` fails with `Package 'libsecret-1' not found` from `pkg-config`.
1 file
  of 105; the rest of the package is 1341 tests passed. The test file is
byte-identical to upstream, arrived on the fork before this merge, and
the
sandbox image ships neither `libsecret-1` nor its pkg-config file. There
is no
  root in the sandbox, so it cannot be installed here. Recorded in
`docs/fork/gaps.md` under _The desktop suite needs libsecret, which the
sandbox
  does not have_.

Four packages did not finish under `vp run -r test` and were each run
alone
again, all green: `@t3tools/mobile` (165 files, 1528 tests), `t3` (317
files,
4528 tests), `@t3tools/web` (412 files, 5205 tests), `t3code-relay` (30
files,
284 tests).

The owned-concern sweep over newly added upstream files found no keyword
hits, so
no `concerns` entry was needed.

**CI caught one thing no local check runs.** `Build & push moatless-t3`
failed on
the first push: upstream's new `t3code:third-party-licenses` plugin
(pingdotgg#8962) runs
in `generateBundle` and refuses any bundled package whose license it
cannot
resolve, and three packages reach the web bundle only through the fork's
own
`mermaid` edge — `khroma` via mermaid, `fastdom` and `strictdom` via
cytoscape
under it — so upstream's config has never carried overrides for them.
Fixed with
three `packageOverrides` entries: `khroma` needed a `license: "MIT"`
declaration
only, since it ships its own `license` file, and `fastdom` and
`strictdom` needed
a `generatedNotice` each, since both declare MIT and ship no notice
file.
Verified with the build itself — all three now appear in
`apps/web/dist/third-party-licenses.json` with a license and a notice,
and the
workflow is green. The delta is held by the `mermaid-diagrams` inventory
entry
plus a `third-party-licenses-config` path policy, and the reason it
escaped
`verify.mjs` — which has no build step at all — is now
`docs/fork/gaps.md`, _Nothing builds the web app before a merge is
pushed_.

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