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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. IronBee Console — Session List

The sessions list

The sessions page shows all sessions for a project. Use the date filter in the page header to scope the list to a specific time window. Each row displays:
ColumnDescription
Session IDTruncated ID with copy button — hover for the full value
EmailThe user account that ran the session
Start TimeWhen the session began (sortable, default newest first)
DurationTotal elapsed time
ClientAI client used: Claude Code, Codex or Cursor
Statusin-progress, completed, or stopped
ActivitiesNumber of discrete actions recorded
VerificationsNumber of verification cycles run
FixesNumber of fix attempts after failed verifications
IssuesNumber of issues reported across all verdicts
FilesNumber of files changed during the session
EfficiencyScore reflecting how directly the agent reached a passing verdict
All columns are sortable by clicking the header. In-progress sessions are not clickable.

Session status

StatusMeaning
in-progressThe agent is still active in this session
completedThe session finished, agent submitted a verdict
stoppedThe session ended before a verdict was submitted (agent interrupted or timed out)

Filtering sessions

Click the Filter button to stack multiple filters. Available filter fields:
FieldTypeOperators
StatusDropdownequals
ClientTextcontains
Efficiency %Slider (0–100)gt, gte, lt, lte, eq
VerificationsNumbergt, gte, lt, lte, eq
FixesNumbergt, gte, lt, lte, eq
IssuesNumbergt, gte, lt, lte, eq
Files ChangedNumbergt, gte, lt, lte, eq
Duration (ms)Numbergt, gte, lt, lte, eq
IronBee Console — Session Filtering Active filters appear as chips below the filter button. Click a chip to edit it or remove it.

Pagination

Use the Show Items dropdown to display 10, 25, 50, or 100 rows per page. The page info strip shows total results and current page.

Next steps

Session details

Explore the timeline, analytics, verifications, and fixes for a single session.