Workspace Sessions Are the Memory Layer for AI Agent Work
Prismo workspace sessions work like conversations for repos and repair loops, giving paid teams saved history across agents, repos, and investigations.
One dashboard is not enough
Developers rarely work on one thing at a time. They bounce between repos, demos, investigations, and experiments. A single resettable dashboard makes that work feel disposable.
Workspace sessions solve that by giving each workstream a name and a history. You can create a session for a repo, rename it to match the job, and reopen it later after a refresh or a future coding session.
This is why the paid product is not just longer retention. It is multi-session memory for the actual shape of engineering work.
What a session remembers
A Prismo session remembers safe workspace metadata: connector status, repair activity, live guardrail events, aggregate efficiency signals, and verified savings.
It does not store raw code, prompts, stdout, stderr, or file contents. Those stay local with PrismoDev.
That privacy boundary lets teams keep useful operational history without turning the dashboard into a transcript of developer work.
Why teams pay for it
The free local CLI is enough for individual diagnostics. Paid teams need the shared memory: multiple sessions, team/repo reporting, alerts, policies, and savings reports that survive past the current terminal.
That is the difference between a useful local tool and a real control plane. The control plane remembers what happened, what was fixed, and whether the fix actually mattered.
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