Use case · overnight work
For tasks that take longer than one sitting, keep the agent and files on your own machine and use Beeplane to find the session again when you return.
Beeplane makes a running session easier to find; it does not guarantee that a task will finish, keep the computer awake, or notify you when the agent is blocked. Set clear task boundaries and review the transcript before accepting changes.
Ask the agent for a specific outcome and state what it should do when uncertain. Avoid leaving destructive or production actions implicit while you are away.
Keep the computer powered, awake, and connected. Verify the session appears in Beeplane before leaving the desk.
In the morning, open the session transcript and inspect what the agent attempted, where it stopped, and any questions it recorded.
Review the code diff and run tests yourself before merging or deploying. A transcript is an audit aid, not a substitute for code review.
A bounded, low-risk task with clear stop conditions and a host configured to remain awake.
Unattended destructive actions or tasks that need immediate human permission.
This page describes session check-ins, not guaranteed push alerts. Open the app to review the latest available activity.
Not necessarily. The host and agent need to remain active; Beeplane cannot prevent host sleep.
Beeplane exposes session transcripts. Inspect your repository diff and tests on the host before accepting the changes.
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