long-horizon-runtime

Research, development, debugging, and documentation work rarely wraps up in a single chat exchange. Pushing these long tasks through a plain conversation means progress lives buried in message history: pause once and you have to dig back in, pivot the goal and completed work is at risk of being lost. Long Horizon Runtime turns a long task into a structured workflow: it first presents a step-by-step plan for your confirmation, then executes; every stage status and dependency is visible in the Task Area without scrolling through chat.

The core capabilities centre on three things: confirmable plans, real-time progress visibility, and resumable checkpoints. If you need to change direction mid-run, completed steps are preserved and the plugin generates a fresh follow-up plan around your new goal rather than starting over. If the conversation is paused or interrupted, you simply return to the same task and pick up where it left off, no need to reconstruct context yourself.

It is well suited to multi-step, steadily advancing work: writing research reports, debugging complex systems, organising large document sets, or completing phased development tasks. No mode switch is required; just describe what you need done and the plugin shapes it into a trackable long task, letting you work in a review-the-plan-first-then-execute rhythm and see a long job through to completion.