Output Continuity vs Scrollback

Scrollback is local history. Output continuity replays what happened while you were disconnected.

Why scrollback is not enough

• it only contains what the client saw,
• it disappears on refresh,
• it cannot fill offline gaps.

What continuity adds

• replay of missed output,
• reliable debugging timeline,
• confidence in long-running tasks.

Link up

• Session Persistence & Output Replay: /session-persistence-output-replay/
• Always-On Terminal Workspace: /always-on-terminal-workspace/
• Phone Terminal Codex: /phone-terminal-codex/

Related reads

• /why-replayable-output-matters/
• /debug-long-running-jobs-without-reruns/