class ACP::Session

Defined in:

acp/session.cr

Constructors

Instance Method Summary

Constructor Detail

def self.create(client : Client, cwd : String, mcp_servers : Array(JSON::Any) | Nil = nil) : Session #

Creates a new session via session/new.

  • #client — an initialized ACP::Client.
  • cwd — the absolute path to the working directory.
  • mcp_servers — optional MCP server references (as JSON::Any).

The client must be in the Initialized (or SessionActive) state. Returns a new Session instance bound to the created session.


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def self.load(client : Client, session_id : String, cwd : String, mcp_servers : Array(JSON::Any) | Nil = nil) : Session #

Loads (resumes) a previous session via session/load.

  • #client — an initialized ACP::Client.
  • session_id — the ID of the session to resume.
  • cwd — the absolute path to the working directory.
  • mcp_servers — optional MCP server references (as JSON::Any).

Returns a Session instance bound to the loaded session.


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def self.new(client : Client, id : String, modes : Protocol::SessionModeState | Nil = nil, config_options : Array(Protocol::ConfigOption) | Nil = nil) #

Direct constructor. Prefer Session.create or Session.load.


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Instance Method Detail

def available_mode_ids : Array(String) #

Returns the list of available mode IDs, or an empty array if the agent doesn't support modes.


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def cancel : Nil #

Sends a session/cancel notification to abort the current operation in this session. This is fire-and-forget.


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def client : Client #

The underlying client this session communicates through.


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def close : Nil #

Marks this session as closed. Further prompt/cancel calls will raise an error. Note: there is no explicit "session/close" method in ACP; this is a client-side state flag.


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def closed? : Bool #

Whether this session has been explicitly cancelled or closed.


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def config_options : Array(Protocol::ConfigOption) | Nil #

Config options exposed by the agent for this session.


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def id : String #

The unique session ID assigned by the agent.


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def inspect(io : IO) : Nil #

Same as #to_s but for #inspect.


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def modes : Protocol::SessionModeState | Nil #

Mode state for this session (may be nil if agent doesn't support modes).


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def prompt(content_blocks : Array(Protocol::ContentBlock)) : Protocol::SessionPromptResult #

Sends a prompt with an array of content blocks and waits for the agent's response. Session update notifications will be dispatched through the client's on_update callback while the prompt is being processed.

Returns the prompt result containing the stop reason.

Raises ACP::Error if the session is closed.


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def prompt(text : String) : Protocol::SessionPromptResult #

Convenience: sends a simple text prompt.

  • text — the text to send as a single TextContentBlock.

Returns the prompt result containing the stop reason.


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def prompt(*texts : String) : Protocol::SessionPromptResult #

Sends a prompt with multiple text strings, each as a separate TextContentBlock.


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def prompt(& : PromptBuilder -> ) : Protocol::SessionPromptResult #

Sends a prompt built from a block. The block receives a PromptBuilder for ergonomic content block construction.

Example:

session.prompt do |b|
b.text "Explain this file:"
b.file "/path/to/file.cr"
end

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def set_config_option(config_id : String, value : String) : Protocol::SessionSetConfigOptionResult #

Changes a session configuration option.

  • config_id — the ID of the config option to change.
  • value — the new value to set.

Returns the full set of config options and their current values. See: https://agentclientprotocol.com/protocol/session-config-options


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def set_mode(mode_id : String) : Nil #

Switches the session to the specified mode.

  • mode_id — the ID of the mode to activate.

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def to_s(io : IO) : Nil #

Returns a human-readable summary of the session for debugging.


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