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Continuity and Resilient Recovery

Telemus AI preserves supported workspace state so you can inspect and recover work after interruptions. A snapshot is not a backup of every private conversation, permission or running process. See Product Essence.

Workspace snapshots​

A Resume Snapshot can preserve supported notes, panels, artifacts, tasks and layout. When saved history is available, you can inspect earlier snapshots and choose a recovery branch.

Private or redacted branches do not reveal their titles in ordinary listings and cannot be restored from an ordinary branch offset. Restore reports partial or unavailable results when supported placement or stored content cannot be recovered. It does not silently place unrelated panels in their place.

The resume card distinguishes layout restored from default layout used. A different layout on another device does not necessarily mean the project or workspace identity changed.

Local Agent Session Recovery​

Agent Sessions and agent_session_control inspect supported local assistant and helper history. Web Command Center and terminal session views can read the active branch. Ordinary transcript views are not complete branch editors; authenticated detail or download can provide fuller history where supported.

Recovery does not rerun old tools, repeat provider requests or resume approvals. An older text-only checkpoint may be searchable without restoring a complete conversation. Failed or oversized saves retain the last available history and report the limitation; do not assume every recent exchange was saved.

A session download may contain private conversation and tool text. Treat it as a private file. Ordinary workspace sync and redacted support exports are not a full private-session backup.

Selected-record sharing and local adoption have separate consent requirements and platform limits. Receiving a record does not automatically activate it, execute a skill or resume a task. Adopting memory or preferences can affect later local recall and instructions. Other users of that local profile, including another signed-in account, may be able to read adopted copies and later replies. Withdrawing an archive or changing accounts does not erase a released local copy. Copy and continue is unavailable. See Cross-Device Sync for current sharing limits.

Returning to work​

Recovery can show the active project, recent activity, unresolved tasks, pending confirmations and unavailable integrations. Local notes and other supported workspace data remain useful when an external provider is unavailable.

Useful controls include:

  • return_to_last_working_locus to return to a recent work area;
  • bring_here to recall a supported artifact or panel;
  • show_workspace_health to inspect save and continuity status;
  • show_error_dashboard to inspect reported subsystem failures;
  • crash_report and export_crash_report for available local crash information.

Workspace Health distinguishes an empty history from unavailable history. A previous successful save does not prove all current edits are saved. Check pending changes and the latest error before closing the app. A selected history row is the snapshot being inspected, not necessarily the current room.

Completed helper results​

Supported create_agent and run_agent_task workflows retain completed results for inspection. Results can be partial, and saved history does not prove that the whole requested task is finished. Review the reported save outcome and attached evidence before relying on a result.

Private helper reports remain local unless an explicitly supported sharing workflow permits otherwise. A bundle does not resume provider work or transfer credentials and approvals. If saving a result fails, inspect the returned output; do not automatically repeat external work just to repair history.

Inbox confirmations​

An action applies to the confirmation you reviewed. If it changed or expired, refresh and review the new row. Older helper or journal rows without an executable confirmation are read-only; select Inspect and return to the originating action surface.

The native flat/XR inbox currently treats pending confirmations and safe-action reviews as read-only. Use the originating approval dialog or the supported Web or terminal inbox to approve, deny, dismiss or retry. Inspect remains available.

Search and evidence limits​

Room-context lookup uses text matching and workspace context. Do not assume that it provides embedding-based semantic search. A displayed result, score or healthy local diagnostic is not proof of a live external-service test.

Exports and support bundles have their own privacy limits. Review their contents before sharing, even when an export succeeded or reports redaction.