Coding Agent Session List Cannot Show Which Monorepo Subdirectory a Session Is In
Developers running many agent sessions across different subdirectories of a monorepo cannot tell which subdirectory a given session belongs to from the session list, since it only shows the repository root name. A hover-based workaround exists on desktop, but no equivalent exists on mobile or the web session list, even though the disambiguating path data is already recorded per session.
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