Durable tabs
Each workspace keeps a stable session file with the tab name, lock state, agent binding, and restart notes.
SESSION TERMINAL
A terminal workspace that remembers what you are working on.
Session is a Windows desktop terminal environment for persistent AI-assisted work: durable tabs, project metadata, locked workspaces, and agent status where the work is happening.
Session Terminal
$ codex resume 019df8c8-a444-7d61-8375-8ebf377209ed
Loading workspace metadata...
Tab: Session Manager
Lock: enabled
Shell: WSL Ubuntu-24.04
Status: thinking
Instructions:
Read the session file before making changes.
Keep status current while working.
Update metadata when the tab purpose changes.
Session Meta
- Tab name
- Session Manager
- Locked
- true
- Agent
- Codex
- Environment
- WSL
Bind this agent to the visible session file and keep status updated while work is active.
Why it exists
Terminals are disposable. Work sessions should not be.
A normal terminal tab forgets why it exists. Session gives each tab a small durable record that a human can read and an agent can maintain. The result is a calmer workspace for projects that span restarts, handoffs, and long-running assistant work.
Agent-aware metadata
Codex, Claude, or another assistant can read one plain file and update the visible context for the current workspace.
Visible status
Idle, thinking, and attention states live in the terminal surface, so long-running work is easier to supervise.
Built for WSL + Windows
Session treats Windows paths, WSL shells, and persistent project context as first-class parts of the same workflow.
Agent status
The workspace shows what the agent is doing.
Status belongs next to the terminal, not hidden in a separate chat transcript. Session gives agents a stable command surface for signaling whether they are idle, working, or blocked.
Idle
Ready for the next instruction
Thinking
Agent is working in this tab
Attention
A response or decision is needed
Product note
Session is being built from real daily use, not a speculative demo.
It started as a Strattegys operating tool for managing Codex work across Windows, WSL, persistent tabs, and project-specific instruction files. The first public version should stay narrow: make the workspace durable, make agent state visible, and make restart context obvious.
Join our Alpha
We are looking for a small alpha group that wants to take AI-assisted work to the next level: persistent sessions, visible agent state, and workspaces that survive restarts.