Sessions in Entire.io - Entire

Open a session

Open the checkpoint that contains the session you want to inspect, then use the session list to choose the agent work behind that checkpoint.

Each session row shows the agent, step count, opening prompt, and relative timestamp.

Session timeline

The timeline shows the conversation in order, including prompts, agent responses, expandable tool calls, and runtime tags. The metadata panel summarizes the agent, model, duration, and token usage when available.

Use timeline filters to focus on prompts, responses, intermediate steps, checkpoints, or specific tool-call types.

Files and attribution

Files modified during a session are reviewed through the checkpoint that owns the session. When a checkpoint includes multiple sessions, the diff shows the combined change, while session details preserve the per-session context.

Entire also calculates how much of a checkpoint came from the agent versus a human edit. Attribution helps reviewers decide when to inspect the transcript more closely.

The breakdown can include:

• agent-written lines
• human-added, modified, or removed lines
• agent percentage for the checkpoint or session

Sub-agent sessions

When an agent spawns a sub-agent, Entire can capture that child session separately and roll its context into the parent checkpoint. Open the sub-agent session to inspect its own transcript, tool calls, and token usage.

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Review Checkpoints in Entire.io Open the checkpoint context that owns a session.

Inspect Sessions in CLI Inspect session metadata, transcripts, and token usage from the terminal.