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[FEATURE]:Display status indicators (active/stopped/awaiting feedback) directly on agent avatars, without requiring hover to view. #12077
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Display status indicators (active/stopped/awaiting feedback) directly on agent avatars, without requiring hover to view.
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github-actions commentedon Feb 4, 2026
This issue might be a duplicate of existing issues. Please check:
Feel free to ignore if none of these address your specific case.
alexyaroshuk commentedon Feb 5, 2026
These are not agent avatars, these are projects. Are you suggesting that the app should show the indicator on top of the project avatar, whenever at least one session is working?
augushong commentedon Feb 5, 2026
Yes, I suggest adding a status indicator on the project avatar, which should be displayed whenever at least one session under that project is in a "working" state (e.g., processing, running, or actively waiting for input). This would allow users to instantly see which projects are currently active without having to navigate into each one, significantly improving usability and efficiency.
JtMotoX commentedon Mar 29, 2026
Yes, that is absolutely correct. I have many projects running sessions in parallel. I would like to be able to see an indicator on the projects that have active running sessions. I think currently, it only shows an indicator when there is a session that has finished. Sometimes, I have a long running (45min+) run going and I completely forget that it's running because there is no visual indicator. So, I forget to check in on it and make sure that it is still heading in the right direction. Or even worse, I think that all my sessions are done and I shut down my laptop and head home for the day. I come in the next day only to realize that there was an active session that I killed the day before because I didn't know that it was still running.