Overview · sorted feed

The group goes beside the name, or not at all

On a sorted feed the tile labels which group an agent is in. It used to take a line of its own, which read oddly. It is now on the name's row — and where the two genuinely cannot share ~225px, the group drops out rather than sitting as a stub next to a clipped name.

Before and after

Same fixture in both: the longest real group name on this Space (rl-llm-agents, 13 characters) and the longest real agent names (maybe-claude-better, 19). The narrow pair is the tightest tile the grid can produce.

Was · light · 238px tiles (narrowest)
Overview tiles, group name on its own line above the agent name.
Now · light · 238px tiles (narrowest)
Overview tiles, group name inline before the agent name.
Was · light · 276px tiles
Overview tiles, group name on its own line above the agent name.
Now · light · 276px tiles
Overview tiles, group name inline before the agent name.
Was · dark · 276px tiles
Overview tiles, group name on its own line above the agent name.
Now · dark · 276px tiles
Overview tiles, group name inline before the agent name.

What it does at the boundary

The rule is a measured budget: 19 characters of group plus name on the narrowest tile. Below it the group shows in full; above it the group is absent and the name keeps the row. Nothing is ever clipped in either state.

GroupAgentSumShowsGroup clippedName clipped
AMmanager9AM managernono
AMclaudes-helper16AM claudes-helpernono
AMcowrite-add-agent19AM cowrite-add-agentnono
rl-llm-agentsdeploy19rl-llm-agents deploynono
rl-llm-agentsrelease20name onlyn/ano
rl-llm-agentsmaybe-claude-better32name onlyn/ano

22 was tried first and was wrong: rl-llm-agents releasing (22) clipped the group on a 238px tile — one ellipsis, which is not the disaster the old comment warned about but still a stub. 19 holds at every tile width the grid produces.

One consequence worth seeing: two agents in the same group can differ — rl-llm-agents deploy shows its group and release does not, because the second name is one character longer. The alternative (hide the group for every member if any member is long) trades a visible fact for consistency, which seemed the worse deal.