session-management

You can manage orchestration sessions by applying a structured YAML-based model that tracks phase lifecycle, token usage, and downstream context. This allows you to resume workflows from a saved state after interruptions or errors.

The best way to archive completed sessions is by using a state management model that transitions phases and records file manifests. This ensures continuity and recoverability by archiving the full session context, including errors and token usage.

Phase tracking works by synchronizing state flow integration across components using a state directory and metadata. It monitors the phase lifecycle throughout multi-phase orchestration to ensure persistent and resumable sessions.

Yes, you can log token usage and errors for debugging by applying robust auditing within your session state management. It records token usage, downstream context, and errors for traceability during multi-phase orchestration.

No prior dependencies are required to initialize a resumable orchestration session. You can activate session management directly to create, update, and transition phases within Standard and Express workflows without external components.