Everything about sessions in CRHQ — creating, managing, organizing, and understanding the conversation workflow.
A session is a conversation between you and an AI agent. Sessions are the primary workspace in CRHQ — where you give instructions, receive results, and collaborate with agents.
Click + New Session in the sidebar to start. You'll choose:
The sidebar shows all your sessions. You can:
Each session has a status visible in the sidebar and header:
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Idle | Agent is ready for input |
| Running | Agent is actively processing |
| Error | An error occurred during processing |
| Interrupted | Agent was manually stopped |
| Stopped | Session was terminated |
Tap the summary icon at the bottom of the input area to open the Session Details panel. It has two tabs:
The Artifacts tab is a checkbox-style list: tap any row to toggle that artifact open or closed in the artifact panel without launching the panel. Curate your working set, close the modal, then open the panel manually when you want to view the artifacts you picked. Each row's ⋯ menu offers Open, Open & share, Version history, and Remove forever (with a confirm step).
On mobile the panel slides up from the bottom as a fixed-height sheet (swipe down to dismiss). On desktop it appears inline above the input bar, full-width, and pushes the conversation up. See Session Details for the full walkthrough.
CRHQ automatically generates a summary of each session. This summary:
You can send multiple messages while an agent is working. Messages are queued and delivered in order. This means you can:
If an agent is taking too long or going in the wrong direction:
When you type a message but don't send it, CRHQ saves the draft automatically. If you navigate away and come back, your unsent message will be restored.
Each session inherits the agent's default model, but you can override it per-session. Use the model selector in the session header to switch between Haiku, Sonnet, and Opus for the current conversation.