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Sessions

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The sidebar

Every session, newest activity first. Each row carries the project, which agent wrote it, the model, your tags, and one figure — whichever figure the list is sorted by. Sort by cost and you read costs; sort by tokens and you read tokens. Sorting by a number you cannot see makes an order look arbitrary. The rest of the figures are one hover away on the row’s info button. Filter by name in the always-visible field. Project, tag, sort, direction and “hide empty” live behind the tuning button, with a dot on it when a hidden filter is narrowing the list — a filtered sidebar is never a silent mystery. One sort is not a column: notable. It ranks sessions by what the index already knows — length, cost, error count, and how many other sessions touched the same files — each as a percentile, summed. No model, nothing to fill in; it is “my important sessions” for the history you never got around to pinning. Pins still outrank it: a pin is the one notability signal you stated outright. Collapse it and it becomes a rail of session tiles, in the same order, with the same filters applied. A pinned session keeps its mark; the one you are reading keeps its bar; anything touched in the last five minutes keeps its live dot.

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Resumed conversations read as one

When you resume a session, your agent copies the entire history into a new file. Naively indexed, that gives you five sessions that are really one conversation, and it counts the cost five times. Turnlog links them by the first message’s id, collapses the chain to its tip in lists, and shows a chain badge with the number of files. Spend is counted once per chain.

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Live sessions

A session your agent is writing right now updates in the UI within about a second, over a local event stream — no reloads, no polling. The home screen shows a card for whatever is running, with the last thing you asked and the cost so far. Two agents working at once show side by side.

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Your own marks

Sessions take a pin (to the top of the list), a name of your own, a free-text note, and tags — free-form labels that also narrow searches as tag:billing. Individual moments take a bookmark with a caption. All of it lives in tables that a re-index does not touch, and travels with turnlog annotations export. Re-indexing never costs you your organisation.