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A chat is the durable conversation thread. A screen-context session is the live capture lifecycle attached to that chat. One chat can have many sessions over time as you start, stop, or switch capture.

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Scoping

  • Screen context stays local. Each chat only sees its own captures.
  • Drafts are preserved. Draft input is keyed by chat.
  • Artifacts belong to their thread.

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Capture lifecycle

  • Draft chats can auto-start capture.
  • Existing chats start capture via the recorder control.
  • Navigating away stops the live session.
  • Starting capture for a different thread stops the previous one.

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Targeting

By default, a session targets the frontmost window. You can pin capture to a specific window to track one application regardless of focus.

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Thread memory

Recent messages stay in the conversation. Older messages are compacted into summaries so the AI can reference earlier context. The interaction graph carries cross-session context within a project.

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Privacy

Sessions are sandboxed to your organization. Switching orgs starts a fresh context.