The problem
Reasoning is the part worth keeping.
Sessions end, laptops reboot, and models upgrade. The state of the work is safe in git — but the reasoning that produced it, the traps already hit, and the place a thought left off tend to live only in the session that had them. That reasoning is exactly what the next run needs.
How it works
Context that survives the reboot.
Cerebe keeps a session's reasoning alongside its live state and the work it's tied to. Set a session down and the context is preserved — scrubbed of secrets before it lands — and any later session can pick it back up with that reasoning already loaded. It works whether a developer is resuming their own paused work, a teammate is taking over, or a fresh agent is carrying the arc forward.
- Anchor a session's reasoning and live state to a work item, then set it down cleanly.
- Pick it up later — yours, a teammate's, or a cloud agent's — with the reasoning already loaded.
- See what's available to resume and who currently holds it.
- The same pattern is available wherever a developer works — the terminal and MCP-speaking agents alike.
Multi-session, multi-agent work that composes.
A session's reasoning carries forward, so the next run continues the arc.