Chat And Sessions

Sessions are the backbone of Alfrada. A session keeps the conversation, selected tools, files, outputs, model choice, and workflow state together.

What A Session Stores

• the conversation itself
• uploaded input files
• generated outputs
• the current model
• mode selection such as single-agent or Swarm
• branch and fork state where applicable

What You Can Do

• create a new chat for a fresh piece of work
• rename a session when the task becomes clearer
• search recent sessions and reopen them
• stop a generation if the response is heading the wrong way
• switch models without leaving the session
• fork a session when you want to explore an alternate direction

When To Start A New Session

Start a new session when:

• the task changes substantially
• the audience changes
• you need a different tool mix
• you want cleaner context for a fresh line of reasoning

When To Stay In The Same Session

Stay in the same session when:

• you are iterating on the same deliverable
• the uploaded files are still relevant
• you want outputs and revisions to stay connected

Good session-setting opener

We are starting a fresh session for [objective]. Use [key inputs]. The audience is [audience]. I want the final deliverables to be [deliverables]. Keep a clear plan and surface outputs in the work panel as they are created.

A strong opener helps Alfrada organize the session correctly from the start.