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Djalma Júnior
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A project sets `drop_subagent_captures = "true"` in its .ai-memory.toml; the host-side hook forwards it as the `drop_subagent` query flag (alongside the existing workspace/project/project_strategy marker fields) so the ingest router accepts but does not persist that project's subagent-session captures, keeping only top-level sessions. Scoping the opt-in per project avoids a server-global switch that would shed subagent captures for every project on a shared instance. Captures are accepted (HTTP 202 / counted in the /hook/batch ack) so clients do not retry or spool them. Detection combines a per-event marker (subagentType for grok; agent_type/agent_id for Claude Code) with a bounded LRU set of subagent session ids, seeded by any marked event and by the newly registered SubagentStart/SubagentStop lifecycle hooks (claude-code + grok) and cleared on SubagentStop, so the unmarked tail of a subagent session (user_prompt_submit/ stop/session_end) is dropped too. The marker file only forwards the project's opt-in; the server makes every drop decision. Only the ingest/hook layer is touched; the observation store is not.