sessions_skill

Managing multiple chat sessions within an agent framework involves listing active sessions, previewing session details, and sending messages to specific sessions. This skill requires an active Gateway integration to trigger agent responses across conversations.

To send messages to specific chat sessions and trigger agent responses, you use session management commands to delegate tasks. This enables direct communication between active sessions, requiring active Gateway integration for all operations.

You can preview session data for quick assessment by requesting a minimal overview of session details. This feature provides concise information about active chats within the agent framework without loading full conversation histories.

Yes, active Gateway integration is required to list all available sessions. The gateway provides the necessary communication infrastructure to retrieve session keys, IDs, and display names for all active chats.

The best way to view all active chat sessions with their IDs and display names is to use the list sessions feature. This displays all active conversations within the agent framework, streamlining multi-tasking and client delegation.

Session management operations fail without a messaging gateway because all session interactions require active Gateway integration. Without this connection, the agent framework cannot list, preview, or send messages to any chat sessions.