diff --git a/static/ui.js b/static/ui.js
index 45252c98..7f0a191a 100644
--- a/static/ui.js
+++ b/static/ui.js
@@ -13636,15 +13636,12 @@ function initTreeViews(container){
     // Mark as initialised only after we've committed to a render decision
     wrap.setAttribute('data-tree-init','1');
     if(!parsed || typeof parsed!=='object'){
-      if(parseFailed){
-        const hint=wrap.querySelector('.tree-raw-view');
-        if(hint&&!hint.querySelector('.tree-parse-note')){
-          const note=document.createElement('div');
-          note.className='tree-parse-note';
-          note.textContent=t('parse_failed_note')||'parse failed';
-          hint.parentNode.insertBefore(note,hint.nextSibling);
-        }
-      }
+      // No tree view for non-object values or unparseable content. LLMs often
+      // emit JSON fragments (a bare "key": "val" line, snippets with ..., etc.)
+      // that legitimately fail JSON.parse; surfacing a "parse failed" note for
+      // those was pure noise. The block still renders as syntax-highlighted raw,
+      // so just fall through silently. (parseFailed is retained for clarity.)
+      void parseFailed;
       return; // leave as raw view
     }
     const lineCount=rawText.split('\n').length;