Session Continuity for Coding Agents

Stop babysitting
your agents.

Close your laptop without killing the work. Ondago moves your live coding session to the cloud, so your agent keeps going even when your computer is off.

Works with Claude Code, OpenCode and Codex · private secure cloud · no restart, no re-reading the problem.

One session, four steps

Your agents shouldn’t be tied to one machine

Coding-agent sessions are getting longer and more capable. But the session is still anchored to the machine where it started. Step into a meeting, close your laptop or leave your desk, and either the work stops — or you stay glued to your machine.

1
You wait at your deskTwenty minutes into the work you have somewhere to be, so you sit and watch a process that does not need you.
2
You lose the workClose the lid and the agent stops mid-task. You come back to a half-finished branch and start the context over.
3
It sits blockedThe agent hits a question after ten minutes, then idles for the next fifty because nobody was there to answer it.

And the work keeps getting longer

Agent sessions are getting longer.

Coding agents have moved past one-shot prompts. They plan, build, run the tests, read the results, fix what failed, and loop again. Each loop produces better work, and the session takes hours.

01Plan the changeThink
02Write and update codeBuild
03Run tests and inspect resultsCheck
04Fix what failedImprove
Repeat until the work is ready

The solution

One session. Continuous execution.

Give your agents uninterrupted time to complete
the work you asked them to.

Without Ondago Work paused
3 hrs

of nothing happening

You close the lid mid-task. The session waits exactly where you left it, and tomorrow starts by rebuilding the context you already had.

With Ondago Work complete
41m

of work you did not wait for

The same work continues in the cloud, reaches you once for an approval, and is finished and merged by the time you sit back down.

Keep the work moving

Meetings, commutes and closed laptops stop being reasons for stopped work.

Know when to step in

See the moment an agent needs a decision, and answer from the device already in your hand.

Move the whole session

Context, instructions, memory and the working tree travel together, not just the diff the agent produced.

How it works

Keep the session. Change the machine.

  1. Step 01

    Start locally

    Start your coding agent on your laptop, in the tools you already use. Work on the task as you normally would.

  2. Step 02

    Continue in Cloud

    Run ondago lift to move your live session to Ondago Cloud. The conversation, instructions, memory, working tree and uncommitted changes move together. Close your laptop and your agent keeps going.

  3. Step 03

    Step in from anywhere

    When your agent needs a decision, answer from your phone or browser. Follow progress, approve actions and send new instructions while the session keeps running in the cloud.

  4. Step 04

    Continue locally

    Run ondago pull to bring the same session and its latest changes back to your laptop. Pick up where the agent is now, with the conversation and context intact.

Same session. New environment.

$ ondago lift

› capturing session state…

› context 128k · memory · 12 changed files

› continuing in Ondago Cloud · laptop can go offline

$ ondago pull

✓ session restored · 41m of work merged locally

The agent never restarts and never re-reads the problem. It resumes on the exact step it was on.

From your pocket

Command the work from anywhere.

A blocked agent becomes a notification instead of an hour of dead time. Approve, redirect or extend it in a few taps, then read the summary when it finishes.

  • Live progress: files touched, tests run, the step it is on right now.
  • Unblock the agent the moment it asks, instead of an hour after it asked.
  • Approve sensitive actions explicitly, never by default.
  • Queue the next prompt before you are back at your desk.

Security posture

Your code stays yours.

The session is sealed on your machine before it travels. What the service holds is ciphertext, which is a property of the design rather than a promise about our behaviour.

Sealed on your machine

Your session is encrypted before it leaves. We store ciphertext and hold no key that opens it, so there is no server-side search, preview or summary. Session lists decrypt in your own client.

Isolated environments

Each run gets a private environment of its own, destroyed when the session ends. It never holds the key to your account.

Scoped credentials

Provider keys are injected for one run and never persisted. Sensitive actions wait for your explicit approval instead of assuming it.

In plain English

Questions you may already have.

Do I have to move all my work to the cloud?

No. Ondago moves one running session at a time. Keep your normal local workflow and hand off only the work that needs to continue without your laptop.

Do I need to restart the task?

No — that is the point. The conversation, working tree and uncommitted changes move together, so the agent never restarts and never re-reads the problem.

What happens when the agent needs me?

You get a notification on your phone with the exact question or action awaiting approval. You answer in a few taps and the work continues immediately.

Can I bring the session back to my laptop?

Yes. Run ondago pull to bring back the full session and the latest changes, then continue in your normal local setup without losing context.

Where does the session actually run?

In a private cloud environment created for that run and destroyed when it ends. It is sealed to keys your machine holds, and it never holds the key to your account. See security posture.

Which agents does it work with?

Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode to start, with more coming as part of early access.

Is this only for technical teams?

The people running the agent are, but the outcome is not: less paid time spent waiting, more work finished, and visibility into work in progress for everyone who depends on it.

Early access

Give your agents the freedom to keep going.

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Two minutes. Your answers shape what we build first.

Which coding tools do you use?
How often do you use them?
How valuable would it be to continue your coding sessions in the cloud when your laptop is off?