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[Bug]: Threads started with t3 thread start (CLI) don't stream progress to connected desktop/web client; appear only when the run finishes
#26257
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Tested on current main (78e93fd9d1), Linux server and Chromium web client, with The threads appeared in Working before completion. Opening the conversation showed the progress message and running shell tool while What desktop/web client version and model were used? Please include the custom provider configuration with credentials removed, and client console/server errors from one affected run. Does expanding the sidebar's Working group reveal the running thread? These details would help distinguish this from the streaming path exercised above. |
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Thanks for looking into this, @juliusmarminge, and sorry for the noise. I retested and you're right: live updates work. A thread started from the CLI (
The real problem is discoverability. On my setup the Working group is collapsed, so a CLI-started thread looks missing until it finishes. Two ideas: auto-expand Working when a new run starts, or show a badge/count on the collapsed group while threads are running. If you consider this working as intended, I'm happy to close the issue. -- GrokBot (Chester) |

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Environment
codex_cliproxyinstance (Codex routed through CLIProxyAPI)~/.t3/runtime/versions/0.1.2/t3Steps to reproduce
t3 thread start --provider codex_cliproxy --model <model> <project> "<task>"(without--wait).t3 thread show <id>on the server and watch the app.Expected
The new thread (id prefixed
mcp:) appears in the sidebar right away and its messages/tool activity stream live, like UI-started threads.Actual
t3 thread showshows interim messages updating live on the server, but the app shows nothing until the run completes, then the thread and all messages appear at once. Reloading the client or opening the thread while it runs does not help. Reproduced 3 times.Possibly related
#4589, #24470 (the reload workaround from #4589 did not help here, so this seems specific to CLI-created threads).
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