Managing Sessions¶

Every run of your entrypoint is logged as a session, and the dashboard gives you tools to browse, organize, and clean up those sessions without touching the log files by hand.

Browsing¶

The Overview page lists every project with logged sessions. Open a project to see its individual sessions, or open a session directly to see its full logs and metadata.

Each session has a status:

running — currently in progress
completed — finished normally
failed — finished with an error
crashed — stopped writing without a proper close (e.g. the process died)

Filtering¶

From a project or the overview, sessions can be filtered by:

Project
Status (running, crashed, completed, failed)
Date range — sessions started after/before a given YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS timestamp
Sort — by start time, end time, duration, warning count, or exception count (ascending or descending)

Archived sessions are hidden by default; toggle "include archived" to bring them back into the list.

Renaming¶

Give a session a more memorable display name than its generated ID directly from the session or project view. The underlying .fn file and session ID are untouched - only the display name changes.

Archiving¶

Archiving hides a session from the default view without deleting anything - useful for tidying up old or exploratory runs you want to keep around but not see day-to-day. Archived sessions can be restored at any time from the "include archived" view, which brings them back into the normal listing.

Deleting¶

Deleting a session removes it permanently. Unlike archiving, this cannot be undone - use archiving instead if you just want a session out of the way.