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You can track coding tasks across multiple agent sessions by using a local-first issue tracker backed by SQLite. It allows you to plan work, manage dependencies, and resume work after session disconnections.

The best way to manage dependencies between multi-step coding tasks is using a local-first issue tracker. It supports an initiative, epic, and task hierarchy to model dependencies and coordinate work among multiple agents.

To resume coding agent work after a session loss, use a local-first SQLite-backed issue tracker. It maintains task states, notes, and dependencies locally so agents can recover and continue precisely where they stopped.

Yes, you need SQLite to coordinate coding agents locally because the issue tracker requires an SQLite-backed database to store task hierarchies, dependencies, and notes for cross-session coordination.

Yes, you can organize coding tasks into epics and initiatives for multiple agents. The tracker supports an initiative, epic, and task hierarchy with commands to view, create, update, and close tasks.