If AI coding only works while one person stays in front of one computer, the workflow stays fragile. Spectra puts session views, resume commands, and control actions into the same recovery path so interrupted work can be picked up without rebuilding context from scratch.
Last updated: 2026-03-30
Recovery matters because AI work often outlives the moment when it was started.
Recovery works best when visibility, resume actions, and control actions belong to one shared path.
Users recover faster when they can see what is active before making a resume decision.
Resume commands should be easy to copy and easy to trust.
Pause, delete, and inspect actions should not live in separate undocumented support flows.
The more often context gets interrupted, the more valuable a clean resume path becomes.
You need to return to work after breaks or device changes without manual reconstruction.
You need session recovery to complete the value of remote visibility.
You want fewer broken flows and fewer support questions about what can be resumed.
You need continuity to feel operational rather than experimental.
Because they turn continuity into a recoverable workflow rather than an abstract promise.
Session lists, resume commands, and control actions such as pause and delete.
Mobile handoff keeps work visible while session recovery provides the path back into active work.
These pages continue from session recovery into continuity, desktop stability, and team-level usage.