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Sessions are lightweight temporal groupings. A memory has one primary session_id, and sequence_index preserves its order within that session.

Create a session

New sessions become active by default. Search and context building can boost memories from the active session and explain that boost.

Inspect session memories

You can also attach an existing memory with client.add_memory_to_session(memory_id, session.id).

Close or archive sessions

Closing or archiving a session never deletes its memories. If you do not provide a close summary, Mneno creates one deterministically.

Build a timeline

Timeline ordering is deterministic: timestamp, session ID, sequence index, then memory ID.

Recover continuity

Continuity uses local relevance signals. Archived sessions are not treated as active continuity sources by default.