Summary
The subagent view does not show a keyboard hint or clickable control for returning to the main conversation. This made the view appear stuck until discovering that Escape returns to the main view.
Environment
- opencode version: OpenCode v2
0.0.0-next-15311
- OS: Darwin 25.3.0, arm64
- Terminal: Ghostty,
TERM=xterm-256color, COLORTERM=truecolor
- Shell:
/bin/zsh
- Install/channel: v2 next
- Active plugins:
./plugins/cmux-session.js./plugins/cmux-feed.js
Reproduction
- Start OpenCode v2 in Ghostty.
- Start a review subagent using GPT 5.6 Sol.
- Open the subagent view.
- Try to return to the main conversation using the visible UI, mouse, or common quit controls.
Expected Behavior
The subagent view should provide a visible hint or multiple discoverable ways to return to the main conversation, such as:
- A footer hint showing
Esc and its action.
- A clickable back control.
- A documented alternative keyboard shortcut.
Actual Behavior
No return key or clickable back control was visible. Mouse clicks did not return to the main view, and Ctrl+C did not exit the view or process.
The interface appeared stuck until pressing Escape, which successfully returned to the main conversation.
Additional Context
The issue occurred while running a review subagent with GPT 5.6 Sol.
Escape is a functional workaround, but its behavior was not discoverable from the subagent view. Ctrl+C not quitting made it less clear whether the view or process was responsive.
Reproduction frequency has not yet been established.
Summary
The subagent view does not show a keyboard hint or clickable control for returning to the main conversation. This made the view appear stuck until discovering that Escape returns to the main view.
Environment
0.0.0-next-15311TERM=xterm-256color,COLORTERM=truecolor/bin/zsh./plugins/cmux-session.js./plugins/cmux-feed.jsReproduction
Expected Behavior
The subagent view should provide a visible hint or multiple discoverable ways to return to the main conversation, such as:
Escand its action.Actual Behavior
No return key or clickable back control was visible. Mouse clicks did not return to the main view, and
Ctrl+Cdid not exit the view or process.The interface appeared stuck until pressing Escape, which successfully returned to the main conversation.
Additional Context
The issue occurred while running a review subagent with GPT 5.6 Sol.
Escape is a functional workaround, but its behavior was not discoverable from the subagent view.
Ctrl+Cnot quitting made it less clear whether the view or process was responsive.Reproduction frequency has not yet been established.