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A paired desktop advertised no structured capability, so a host withheld every structured session-tab row from it and refused the whole agentSession.* surface. A user with two machines could see a chat on one of them only. This advertises the reader: structured, claude-structured, the turn item and the status feed. Deliberately not hold, reveal or resume-history — an adjunct says the renderer can answer for it, and those three are the surfaces that write. Mobile already drives desktop-hosted structured sessions over this same surface, so the host's admission, projection and multi-subscriber paths are production-exercised; what is new is this client's list and the desktop's consumption of the rows it now receives. Advertising is not dormant. Against a capable host it restores and publishes sessions that already existed, and a pane over one of those would take a hold — which opens the durable record on the other machine and hands its session a provider child back. The host does not stop it: the hold is gated on the reader string, not on the hold string this client withholds. So the pane refuses itself. An environment-owned session renders through the owner-bound pane with every mutation off and no hold call made at all, under its own notice rather than one of the hold states, because nothing here was refused and nothing is missing on the host. The retreat is a client setting, structuredChatRemoteRead, distinct from the host's own structured-chat admission switch. Off, this desktop stops advertising the reader and a host withholds the rows again, from each pairing's next connection. Every call site that opens a paired connection now reads the list through one place, and a test fails if a new one reads the constant instead. Wire: new client capability advertisement and changed published content with no codec change. Cross-version journeys run both directions against a real release — this desktop's own advertised list, read from the shipped constant, against an old host and a new one, and a desktop derived without the advertisement against both, on the same host and the same socket.