Type Alias AiSessionContext

The ID of the AI agent involved in the session.

Whether the invoking agent has audit logging enabled. Sub-agents working on behalf of this session gate their own audit-log writes on it, keeping one job's audit trail consistent.

The ID of the client initiating the session.

The conversation this call belongs to, as the caller named it (memoryOptions.memoryId). Stable across the turns of one chat and different for two chats, including two chats of the same client, which clientId is not: a client id belongs to a connection, and one connection can carry several conversations. Not the id chat history is keyed by — that one falls back to clientId — so do not read it as one. Absent for callers that named no conversation (a direct function call, security rules).

The ID of the job associated with the session.

ID of the status update that triggered this session (e.g. the agent's "Calling AI Function" event). Status updates emitted on behalf of this session nest under it in the status feed.

The chat timeout (in milliseconds) the root chat request explicitly set. Present only when the root request passed timeoutMs. Nested AI operations (e.g. AI-query stages spawned by a tool call) budget against it so a long-running parent chat is not silently capped by the nested defaults; explicitly configured per-stage aiOptions.timeoutMs is more specific and takes precedence over it.