Sessions

Every time flowcy.dev's AI agent reacts to a webhook — labeling an issue, validating a PR title, populating a project field — it creates a session. Sessions give you a full audit trail of what the agent did and why.

What you'll see

The Sessions page lists recent agent runs across all your repositories, newest first, with cursor-based pagination. Each row shows:

• Trigger — the event that started the session (e.g. issue.opened, pull_request.opened, check_run.completed).
• Repository — owner/repo of the event.
• Status — running, completed, or failed.
• Duration — how long the agent took.
• Token usage — input/output tokens spent on that run, which counts against your monthly quota.

Click any row to drill into the session detail page.

Inside a session

The detail view shows the agent's full message thread: tool calls it made (e.g. fetching repo labels, opening sub-issues), the responses it got from GitHub, and the final actions it took. You can use this to:

• Understand why a particular label was applied.
• Debug an automation that didn't fire as you expected.
• See exactly what the agent saw before making a decision.

Quotas

Free accounts get 50 agent sessions per month. Plus accounts get 1,000. Usage resets at the start of each billing cycle and is visible from Settings → Billing.

When you hit your quota the agent will skip new events for the rest of the period rather than fail loudly. Upgrade to keep automations running.