> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.dialog.tools/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Session Management

> Managing your chat sessions and conversation history

Every conversation with your [agent](/core-concepts/agents/what-is-an-agent) is automatically saved as a session, giving you a searchable history of all your research.

## How sessions work

A session starts the moment you send your first message. From there, everything is handled automatically:

* **Auto-save** — Every message is saved immediately as it's sent and received. No manual saving needed.
* **Auto-generated titles** — Dialog creates a descriptive title for each session based on the conversation content so you can find it later.
* **Agent-specific** — Each session belongs to the agent you were chatting with. Switch agents and you'll see a different set of sessions in the sidebar.

## Sharing sessions

You can share any session by generating a read-only link. Anyone with the link can view the full conversation without needing a Dialog account.

To share a session, open it and click the **Share** button. Copy the generated link and send it to colleagues, clients, or collaborators.

<Tip>
  Shared links are read-only. Recipients can view the conversation but can't modify it or continue the research.
</Tip>

## Cross-device access

Your sessions sync across all devices where you're logged in. Start a research thread on your laptop and pick it up on your phone — the full conversation history is always available.

## Deleting sessions

Remove any session from the sidebar by selecting it and choosing **Delete**. Deleted sessions are permanently removed and cannot be recovered.

For more on how sessions fit into Dialog's memory model, see [Session Storage](/core-concepts/memory/session-storage).