A development environment that disappears when you close the laptop makes you pay for it again every morning: the same commands, the same wait for the database to migrate and the dev server to compile.
Loopyard’s containers keep running between sessions. The workspace, the dev server, the database, the queue: all still up. Restart Loopyard itself and they are there when it comes back. Restart your machine and they come back with it.
Caches stay warm, sessions stay logged in, and the agent keeps its working context. You sit down inside the project you left: the branch where you left it, the failing test failing the same way, the chat scrolled to where the conversation stopped.
When you want a clean slate, ask for one.
