Sessions: watching agents work, and signing in for them

Sessions shows what every agent on all your servers is doing right now.

Live terminal

Every agent has its current working session — what it’s typing and seeing in its own terminal. You can open it, watch it, and type into it yourself if you need to steer or correct the agent on the fly.

Browser sessions

If an agent has its own browser turned on (agent card → “Browser sessions”), this is where its main use shows up: an agent sometimes needs to sign in somewhere under your own personal account — a site that won’t open without a login. When that happens:

1. the agent sends a sign-in request — you see it right here in Sessions;
2. you open the agent’s browser from this screen, see the sign-in page, and take control;
3. you sign in yourself, as usual;
4. you hand the browser back to the agent.

While you haven’t handed it back, the agent’s commands to the browser wait. The agent itself never sees or remembers the password — it only learns that the sign-in succeeded. The browser profile is kept, so you won’t need to sign in again next time: it’s remembered the same way an ordinary browser remembers a login.

Telegram topics in Sessions

If an agent has Telegram topics turned on, each topic (a separate conversation) shows up here too, with its messages and the “Restart” / “Archive” actions.