rest

To pause and save an AI coding session, you can trigger a REST MODE command that captures the current agent state, updates session logs, and records a concise progress summary to ensure reliable resumption later.

Session state management for paused AI agents involves preserving agent state, session logs, and brief progress between runs. It is needed when safely ending remote coding sessions to prevent lost work and inconsistent project memory across restarts.

Yes, Claude Code session preservation tolerates missing remote services by ensuring a non-blocking end-of-session flow, allowing local session file updates and state saving even if the remote VPS dashboard is unavailable.

To deregister an active AI agent instance, the session preservation process automatically removes orphaned registrations from the VPS dashboard during the end-of-session flow, preventing dangling instances from cluttering your remote environment.

Yes, you can optionally sync learnings, decisions, briefs, and metrics to the centralized brain. The process drains queued sync operations before finalizing, ensuring all session artifacts are preserved for future continuation.

When ending a session with missing remote services, the main limitation is that optional brain synchronization and instance deregistration may not fully complete, though the process tolerates missing services to ensure local session files still update without blocking.