Desktop App Cannot Attach to or Resume Active Coding-Agent CLI Sessions
Users of a coding agent's CLI and desktop app can steer CLI sessions from a web shell, but the native desktop UI cannot list, attach to or resume them even though the backend watches the conversation directory.
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