AI session on a task ​

An AI session can run on any task: an ongoing conversation with the AI plus a queue of jobs it works through one after another. It appears as the session box in the task's info column; the expand icon opens it large.

The three zones of the session box ​

Adding jobs to the queue ​

At the bottom of the box you write what comes next – Enter creates the job, Shift+Enter inserts a line break. Attachments are possible.

Every job has a state:

Individual jobs can be started immediately with "Run now" or armed with "Mark for automatic execution".

Auto-start ​

The auto-start switch applies per session:

• On – every job in the queue starts as soon as the AI is free; the queue works through itself.
• Off – jobs are only noted and started individually via ▶.

The run stops by itself when a job fails, the AI has a question, you stop the run, a great many jobs have run in a row, or the run's cost cap is reached. The reason is shown in the box; "Continue" resumes.

Working from the history ​

Individual points in the chat history can be reused:

• Start a chapter here – structures the session.
• Note as a sub-task / Send to the AI – notes the point as a job in the queue.
• Turn into a real sub-task – creates an item in Liza from it.

Requirements ​

• A configured AI access – included Liza AI or your own key, see Set up AI.
• For jobs with file access: the desktop app.