[App] Spawned GPT-5.6-Luna agent shows medium reasoning in UI while rollout records max

What version of the Codex App are you using?

Codex Desktop Windows package 26.810.7004.0.

The spawned agent rollout records cli_version: 0.148.0-alpha.9.

What platform are you using?

Windows x64.

What issue are you seeing?

A coordinator task spawned a child agent with an explicit model and reasoning override:

{
  "fork_context": false,
  "model": "gpt-5.6-luna",
  "reasoning_effort": "max",
  "service_tier": "priority"
}

The child was created successfully and the Codex Desktop UI identified it as GPT-5.6-Luna, but displayed its reasoning effort as medium.

The persisted rollout shows that the runtime actually applied max, so this appears to be a Desktop presentation/state synchronization bug rather than a backend reasoning fallback.

Relevant child metadata:

agent nickname: Lagrange
agent/thread id: 01a004df-6b6b-7e73-8eb3-152342dfa626
multi_agent_version: v1
model: gpt-5.6-luna
turn_context.effort: max
collaboration_mode.settings.reasoning_effort: max

Steps to reproduce

1. Start a Codex Desktop coordinator task.
2. Call the V1 spawn_agent tool with model: "gpt-5.6-luna", reasoning_effort: "max", and fork_context: false.
3. Open or inspect the spawned child in the Desktop sidebar/UI.
4. Observe that the UI displays medium reasoning.
5. Inspect the child's persisted rollout.
6. Observe that both turn_context.effort and collaboration_mode.settings.reasoning_effort are max.

Expected behavior

The spawned agent UI should display the effective reasoning effort recorded by the child thread, in this case max.

If the UI is showing a model default before thread settings are applied, it should refresh to the effective value once ThreadSettingsApplied or the child turn_context is available.

Actual behavior

The child runs with max according to persisted metadata, but the Desktop UI displays medium, leading the user to believe the requested override was ignored.

Additional information

This is distinct from reports where the runtime silently inherits or changes the parent model/effort. In this reproduction, the runtime selection is correct; only the visible reasoning-effort label is wrong.