My workflow is local installation of Antigravity IDE connecting to remote machines via SSH.
Every time my connection blips or I close my laptop to move, the Antigravity SSH session snaps. My session is gone, and I have to restart the prompt. I also have quick disconnects which lead to the same thing.
I’m looking for a way to make the session “indestructible” so I can go offline, move, and have the IDE snap back to life exactly where I left off. And ideally it finished what it started solving before I left.
The only thing in this direction that worked is explicitly ask the agent to run each single command inside of a tmux session, so at least short benchmarks or proof of concepts I am asking it to run, do not disappear.
Is there a more stable approach to this?