Stream crashed. Let's speed up.

Stream crashed. Back. That is fine. The work is the same work. Web, mobile, desktop, terminal, hosted agents, local agents. More places to run. The same problem when the session starts. They still start empty. Last session kept running into that from every angle. Provider-specific logic kept sneaking back into places that were supposed to stay provider-agnostic. Old terminal fixes had to be pulled out of past commits. Install paths were still too tool-shaped. And the question underneath it got simpler as the night went on. How do you keep what actually worked? So I am speeding up. Same persistence layer. Less ceremony. Not memory as a vague promise. A real layer that lets a mode, skill, lens, or mcp survive the jump between Graphyn, Claude Code, Codex, and whatever comes next. I want the good session to become portable. I want the setup tax to shrink. I want the useful thing to exist outside the one machine, one shell, one lucky run where it first worked. If you code and feel like half your week disappears into re-explaining the same setup, you probably know this feeling. The tools keep multiplying. The confidence does not. Tonight is the layer that makes good work stick. 8 to 10 hours. AI radio on. No performance. Just the real thing.