Why Finishing One Task Shouldn't Destroy Your Chat Thread

Coding agents often incorrectly treat task completion as session termination, forcing users to restate context on follow-up requests. This architectural oversight severely impacts real-world usage where people make contextual requests like 'retry that' or 'make the button green.' By properly separating conversations (persistent), runtime sessions (sticky by default), and execution turns (one-time operations), developers can create agents that preserve thread continuity and match how users naturally communicate.