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Session Continuity - Your AI Remembers

The Experience

Session 1 (Monday):

You: I'm building a file sync CLI
AI:  Let's start with FileWatcher. Should we use fs.watch or polling?
You: fs.watch for now, we can add polling fallback later
[You build for 2 hours]
You: I'll finish this tomorrow

Session 2 (Tuesday):

$ fai

  Welcome back. Picking up where you left off.

AI: Ready to continue with your file sync CLI.
    Last time we implemented FileWatcher with fs.watch.
    Want to tackle the polling fallback you mentioned?

You didn't tell it what you were building. It remembered.

How It Feels vs How Others Work

Without fai (every other tool):

Session 1: Build file sync CLI, choose fs.watch, implement FileWatcher
Session 2: "I'm building a file sync CLI. I chose fs.watch. I implemented
           FileWatcher. Now I need..."
Session 3: "I'm building a file sync CLI. I chose fs.watch. I implemented
           FileWatcher and polling. Now..."

With fai:

Session 1: Build
Session 2: Continue
Session 3: Continue

Context persists. You never re-explain.

What Gets Remembered Automatically

Your workbench captures context from your work - not from special commands or configuration. Just build. It handles the rest.

  • Your decisions - framework choices, library selections, architecture patterns
  • Your conversations - questions asked, answers given, context established
  • Your code - what you built, how you built it, what patterns you use
  • Your preferences - style, naming, structure, workflow

This is the foundation of "Keep everything." Nothing is lost between sessions.

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