Note

Medium Risk
Changes where provider accounts are read and written across environments, which could mis-route updates if selection logic is wrong; the reduced cleanup on delete/reset may leave orphaned model prefs or favorites for removed instances.

Overview
Provider settings are no longer tied to the primary server only. The Providers panel adds an environment selector so reads, edits, refreshes, and one-click provider updates target the chosen connected environment, with loading and “no environments” empty states.

resolveProviderSettingsEnvironmentId picks the effective environment: explicit selection, then primary (managed), then active/first available (client-only), with fallback when a stale selection disappears. AddProviderInstanceDialog now requires environmentId / environmentLabel and persists new instances via per-environment settings; success copy names the environment.

Deleting a custom instance or resetting a default provider only updates providerInstances (and legacy providers on reset)—it no longer strips providerModelPreferences or favorites in the same patch.

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Note

Scope provider settings and instance management to a selected environment

• Provider settings are now resolved and displayed per environment using a new ProviderSettingsEnvironmentPanel component in SettingsPanels.tsx, replacing the previous primary-settings-only approach.
• A new ProviderEnvironmentSelector component in ProviderEnvironmentSelector.tsx lets users switch the active environment for provider configuration.
• Environment resolution logic is extracted into resolveProviderSettingsEnvironmentId in SettingsPanels.logic.ts, which handles fallback to primary or active environment when no explicit selection exists.
• AddProviderInstanceDialog now accepts environmentId and environmentLabel props and stores new instances against the selected environment.
• Behavioral Change: Deleting provider instances or reverting default providers no longer automatically removes favorites.

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