A session represents a single continuous working period for an AI agent — from when it starts editing to when it completes or is interrupted. Every time your agent works on a task, a new session is created.Documentation Index
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Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
The sessions list
The sessions page shows all sessions for a project in reverse chronological order. Each row displays:| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Status | running, passed, failed, or incomplete |
| Started | When the session began |
| Duration | Total elapsed time |
| Activities | Number of distinct actions (code changes, verifications, fixes) |
| Verifications | Count of verification cycles and their outcomes |
| Verdict | Final pass/fail result |
Session status
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
running | The agent is still active in this session |
passed | All verifications completed with a passing verdict |
failed | One or more verifications failed and the retry limit was reached |
incomplete | The session ended before a verdict was submitted |
Filtering sessions
Use the filter bar at the top of the sessions list to narrow results:- Status — show only passed, failed, or running sessions
- Date range — filter by when sessions started
- Duration — show sessions longer or shorter than a threshold
- Verdict — filter by final pass/fail outcome
What a session contains
Clicking a session row opens the Session Details page, which shows:- A full timeline of all activities
- Every verification cycle with evidence
- All fixes the agent made
- Trace data and span charts
- Analysis findings and recommendations
Next steps
Session details
Explore the timeline, verifications, fixes, and traces for a single session.