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README, both languages, and the docs index said that after rebooting
the machine your shells are still running. They are not, and the
project's own agent documentation says so plainly:
When the server goes away — a reboot, a crash, a deliberate
restart — the shells go with it. Panes that were running an agent
relaunch the conversation on restore.
That is the accurate version, and it is what I measured: killing the
GUI leaves the server and every pane alive, and restarting the server
takes panes from two to zero while the workspaces survive. So quitting
the app really does keep shells running — the front page was right
about that half — and a reboot rebuilds the layout around fresh shells
with agent conversations resumed.
The headline is no weaker for being true; "resumes your agent
conversations after a reboot" is the thing that is hard to build, and
it is the thing that actually happens.
Left alone, because they were already exact: "a pane lost to a reboot
relaunches the conversation", prompt history that "carries across
sessions and reboots" (it is on disk), and "session resume after a
reboot".