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Detach from a session instead of ending it, and a long job keeps running while you are gone.
The workspace tile runs Zellij, a terminal multiplexer. The one idea worth taking from it: you detach from a session, you do not end it. That is what lets a long job outlive your connection.
Detach, do not disconnect
Start an agent or a build inside the workspace, then detach. The process keeps running on the machine. Your browser closing, your wifi dropping, your laptop sleeping — none of it reaches the process, because the process was never tied to any of them.
Coming back
Open the workspace tile again and you are looking at the same session, output and all. From a terminal you can list and reattach by hand:
zellij list-sessions
zellij attach <name>Panes keep things separate
Split the workspace into panes and give each long-running thing its own: an agent in one, a dev server in another, a shell you actually type in for the third. They all keep running together, and reattaching brings the whole layout back at once.
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