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 ## Why construct?
 
 - **tmux for agent fleets** — manage Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Muse,
-  Antigravity, Grok, and smith sessions from your terminal — or let an agent
-  coordinate them.
-  SSH-friendly, single Rust binary.
+  Antigravity, Grok, and smith sessions from your terminal. Sessions live in
+  the daemon, not your terminal: SSH drops, laptop sleeps — agents keep
+  working, and you reattach exactly where you left off, scrollback and all.
+  Single Rust binary.
 - **Lineage** — sessions branch like ideas do: fork one when you want a
   parallel attempt (new idea, side quest, or a long shot) — even a
   cross-harness fork — and merge the results back.
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   <img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/construct-worlds/construct/90d02bd2c1e6108eaa5c763bde9e2d78f8786691/demos/program.gif" alt="construct playbook demo" width="70%">
 - **Agent-to-agent orchestration** — let your Codex and Claude Code sessions
   talk to each other: one agent can hand a task to another, check how it's
-  going, and pick up the results.
+  going, and pick up the results. Every session gets construct's MCP tools,
+  so any harness can spawn subagents, send them input, and read their output
+  — no glue code.
 - **ACP (Agent Client Protocol) server** — point Agent Client Protocol clients at
   `construct acp` to create, load, resume, prompt, cancel, and close construct
   daemon sessions through the same installed binary.