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What are Sessions

Sessions are particularly useful for tracking multi-turn conversations or complex workflows that span multiple API calls or user interactions. Maintain context across multiple traces, analyze user behavior, and debug multi-interaction issues with sessions. Track the full lifecycle of user engagement by organizing traces into sessions.
1

Create a new session

const session = logger.session({
    id: "session-id",
    name: "session-name",
});
2

Add a trace to the session

After creating a session object, you can add multiple traces across the lifecycle of the conversation.
const trace = session.trace({
    id: "trace-id",
    name: "trace-name",
});
3

Linking traces using session IDs

const trace = logger.trace({
    id: "trace-id",
    name: "trace-name",
    sessionId: "session-id",
});
4

End a session

When you’re done with a session, call end() to mark it as complete and finalize the session lifecycle.This also is a trigger for any session-level evaluations you might have set up.
session.end();
Sessions