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Keep working when your Mac sleeps

Close the lid and the work carries on. With cloud standby on, each working local session in Hachi keeps a standby in its project's cloud agent, ready to take over.

Turn it on

  1. Open Hachi's settingsGo to Settings › Cloud agents.
  2. Turn on the switchKeep working in the cloud when this Mac sleeps. It is off until you turn it on.

You need a workspace with cloud agents; see Get access.

What happens when the Mac sleeps

  • While you work, Hachi mirrors each working Codex or Claude Code session to its project's cloud agent: the conversation within a second or two, and the files, including uncommitted changes and local commits, within a few seconds.
  • When the Mac sleeps or goes offline, the cloud agent takes over within about 15 to 90 seconds and continues the session as a cloud thread. A sleep shorter than about 15 seconds moves nothing.
  • Only one copy works. Your Mac pauses its own turn after 60 seconds without reaching AOZUMI, so the two never both write.
  • When the Mac wakes, Hachi shows where each session went.

Bring a session back

Open the thread and choose Teleport to Local. The session and its files come back to your Mac and continue there.

Questions

Can the Mac and the cloud both work on the same session?
No. Your Mac pauses its own turn after 60 seconds without reaching AOZUMI, before the cloud can take over, so only one copy works at a time.
Does cloud standby cost agent hours?
Yes. While a local session works with standby on, the project's cloud agent stays running and uses agent hours.
Which sessions does it cover?
Local Codex and Claude Code sessions that are working. Other harnesses are not covered.

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