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Based on the search results, here are potential duplicate or related PRs:

1. PR feat: send x-session-id and x-parent-session-id headers in LLM API requests #12932 - "feat: send x-session-id and x-parent-session-id headers in LLM API requests"

   • Directly deals with parent-session relationships in the system

2. PR feat(task): Add subagent-to-subagent delegation with budgets, persistent sessions, and hierarchical session navigation #7756 - "feat(task): Add subagent-to-subagent delegation with budgets, persistent sessions, and hierarchical session navigation"

   • Addresses hierarchical parent-child session relationships with delegation

3. PR feat(tui): add /subagents command to view subagent tree for current session #6289 - "feat(tui): add /subagents command to view subagent tree for current session"

   • Works with subagent hierarchy visualization

4. PR fix(questions): fixes #7654 where sub-sub agents can't ask questions #10539 - "fix(questions): fixes [BUG] Questions from nested sub-agents don't appear in TUI #7654 where sub-sub agents can't ask questions"

   • Deals with nested agent hierarchy issues

5. PR feat: add interactive session switcher for subagent navigation #6184 - "feat: add interactive session switcher for subagent navigation"

   • Related to navigating parent-child session relationships

These PRs all seem to involve parent-child or hierarchical relationships in the context of sessions and subagents. Depending on what the current PR #14030 specifically implements, it may be related to or potentially duplicate of one of these, particularly #12932 or #7756.