Recoverable agent loops
Keep agent work visible and resumable when a machine sleeps, a browser disconnects, or an engineer needs to step away.
Use case · persistent sessions
Persistent coding agent sessions that survive real work.
AFK preserves prompts, plans, tool calls, approvals, outputs, context usage, and decisions so autonomous coding work can survive browser disconnects, hardware timeouts, container recycles, and team handoffs.
• Durable session history for prompts, responses, tools, costs, and context usage.
• Resume long-running work from a browser instead of losing state in a terminal buffer.
• Session recall and memory help future agents reuse decisions rather than rediscover them.
• Sub-agents, scheduled prompts, and webhook-triggered sessions remain visible in one workspace trail.
Context that becomes an asset
Store the reasoning trail, tool results, plans, and decisions that explain why a code change was made.
Handoff without screenshots
Teammates can inspect the live or historical session directly instead of reading pasted terminal logs.
Autonomous developer sessions are often longer than a single interactive chat. They inspect code, run tests, hit blockers, ask for review, continue after approval, and sometimes need to be resumed days later. AFK is built around that lifecycle.
Persistent sessions make coding agents safer for teams because every important action is retained: what the agent saw, what it changed, what commands ran, which approvals were granted, and which risks were called out before completion.
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