Sessions

Exporting and sharing a session

Save the conversation as markdown, or hand a teammate a revocable link to the context behind it.

Code
/export                    the conversation as markdown
/export ./notes/debug.md   to a path you choose
/share                     a revocable link to this session's context

Export, for a file you keep

/export writes the conversation to markdown — prompts, answers, and the commands that ran. Good for attaching to a pull request, pasting into an issue, or keeping a record of a debugging session that took three hours to get right.

It's a file. Once written, nobody revokes it.

Share, for a link you can take back

/share mints a capsule: a scoped, revocable, expiring link to the context behind this session — the decisions, the relevant code, the thread.

The difference from an export is that the recipient gets working context, not a transcript. Another agent can be pointed at the link and start with what you had. And you can revoke it.

Code
/share                     link for this session
/share Billing migration   with a title
/capsule                   list what you've shared
/capsule create            one without sharing the whole session

Sharing context with a link covers scopes, expiry, and revocation.

Which to reach for

You wantUse
A record in the repository or a ticket/export
To hand a teammate what you know, now/share
To brief another agent/share
Something that can't be revoked later/export

Live team sessions in the dashboard

Dashboard sharing is different from the capsule link made by /share. When a team member shares a live Agent session, the session footer shows Shared and adds Discuss immediately beside it. Discuss opens the session’s team conversation; the small comments icon in the session rail opens the same room without covering the transcript with another labelled control.

The room exists only for an explicitly shared team session. Teammates can use @name to notify one another, reply beside a specific Agent answer, and — when Agent context is enabled for the room — use @contextcode to send the discussion back into the Agent session. Turning Agent context off keeps the human conversation private from the Agent while leaving collaboration available.

Unsharing the session removes the collaboration entry points. It does not delete the project’s memory or create a public capsule.

If it doesn't work

The export is enormous. Long sessions are long. /compact first to fold older turns into a summary, then export.

The share link 404s for a teammate. It expired or was revoked. /capsule lists yours; make a new one.

I shared more than I meant to. Revoke it from the dashboard or with /capsule, then create a narrower one.

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