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🚀 Discover Agent Host in Visual Studio Code and see how your agent sessions persist across projects and run across multiple environments. From VS Code to the web and across machines, your sessions stay in sync wherever you work. 🧵 Check out the resources below 👇

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🔗 Agent Host in VS Code:

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🔗 Agent Host Protocol:

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🔗 VS Code issue tracker:

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Manas Tripathivor 2 Monaten

the persistent session state across environments is a game changer for context switching. curious how you’re handling the diffs when multiple agents touch the same Next.js routes.

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Allan Montillavor 2 Monaten

Closing a split shouldn't kill the agent. Persist the session across windows. That's the part I want.

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