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Brennan Benson
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Structured app-server chat tabs kept the generic "Codex Chat" label while an equivalent terminal-backed Codex tab picked up the name Codex writes for the thread, so several open chats were indistinguishable. Routes structured chats into the existing AI Vault tab-title pipeline rather than adding a second title source: the host publishes the session's Codex thread id (`RuntimeMobileSessionAgentTab.providerSessionId`, the head of the record's provider-handle chain) as identity only, and the renderer's existing title sync resolves the name against the host that owns the session and writes it to the same `aiVaultTitle` slot terminal Codex tabs use. Precedence, refresh cadence, remote host routing and persistence therefore come from the pipeline unchanged — a manual rename still outranks the provider name, and a generated title still does not. Absence stays unknown: the thread id is omitted until the provider proves one, a late-proven thread reaches clients through a republished snapshot, and the mirror now preserves the client-owned `customLabel` and `aiVaultTitle` it was overwriting on every snapshot, which is what made a rename vanish and would have blinked a named tab back to the generic label.