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* feat(agents): show which runtime backs an agent An agent's provider was only discoverable by reading text: a Runtime column on the agents list, a meta line on its page. `ProviderLogo` has existed for every provider we support, but only runtimes surfaces ever used it. Two additions, split by what each surface is for: - The agents list Runtime column gets the provider mark before its label, so scanning "which of these run on Codex" is a shape match rather than a read. - Identity surfaces get `showRuntimeBadge` on the avatar — the agent's own page, its profile card, the chat session header. The badge is derived from `runtime_id` on every render rather than stored, so moving an agent between runtimes moves its mark, and it renders nothing when the provider can't be resolved: a mark naming the wrong runtime is worse than no mark. It sits at the avatar's top-right, opposite the presence dot, and the two are designed to coexist — they answer different questions (can it take work right now, vs what backs it). Below 32px it no-ops: a badge gets ~40% of the diameter, and provider marks are detailed artwork that turns to mush at the ~8px a 20px picker row would give it. That is exactly where the status dot lives, so in practice the two rarely want the same avatar anyway. Co-authored-by: multica-agent <github@multica.ai> * fix(agents): sit the runtime badge on the avatar's rim, not over its face Flush to the bounding box corner reads correctly on a square and wrong on a circle: at 45° the edge has already curved ~29% of the diameter away from that corner, so the badge landed well inside the disc and masked the avatar. Offset it outward by (badge radius − rim inset) so its centre lands on the rim and about half of it overhangs. Co-authored-by: multica-agent <github@multica.ai> --------- Co-authored-by: Lambda <lambda@multica.ai> Co-authored-by: multica-agent <github@multica.ai>