Why Windows Native Sleep Breaks AI Coding Agents (And How I Fixed It With 90 KB of C#)
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If you run autonomous coding agents like Claude Code , Aider , or train local LLM pipelines overnight, you've likely faced this frustrating dilemma: You want to sleep, but the agent is mid-job. If you enable Windows default sleep, it might suspend your PC right in the middle of an API call. If you…
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- 2026-09-11 16:23 · DEV Community — AI
Why Windows Native Sleep Breaks AI Coding Agents (And How I Fixed It With 90 KB of C#)