The work continues after the session
Coding-agent work is more than a conversation. It includes requirements, ordered steps, changed files, failed attempts, decisions, verification evidence, and unfinished work.
When those details are scattered across sessions, continuing means reconstructing what happened. Termyte records the work locally and gives tasks explicit state, checkpoints, resume packets, and handoffs.
What continuity means here
Termyte does not make an agent remember everything. It gives later work a record to inspect:
- what the agent did;
- which files and commands were involved;
- what evidence supports a completed step;
- what remains unfinished;
- what another agent should know before taking over.
That is a smaller promise than “the agent understands your whole project,” but it is one the product can inspect and support.