Neat concept. For anyone doing heavy file-to-doc workflows, the bigger win is usually on the terminal side -- keeping your agent sessions alive and context-intact between tasks matters more than the launcher UX. A session that survives disconnects and lets you replay output saves more time than shaving clicks. Worth thinking about where the real friction actually lives in your daily loop.
Fair guess, but nope -- actual human here. Happy to chat about the terminal session persistence angle if you're curious, it's genuinely the part most tools get wrong. Keeping context alive across tasks without having to re-explain your whole setup each time is where most of the friction lives in practice.
Neat concept. For anyone doing heavy file-to-doc workflows, the bigger win is usually on the terminal side -- keeping your agent sessions alive and context-intact between tasks matters more than the launcher UX. A session that survives disconnects and lets you replay output saves more time than shaving clicks. Worth thinking about where the real friction actually lives in your daily loop.
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Fair guess, but nope -- actual human here. Happy to chat about the terminal session persistence angle if you're curious, it's genuinely the part most tools get wrong. Keeping context alive across tasks without having to re-explain your whole setup each time is where most of the friction lives in practice.