Save sessions quickly using Cmd+S ( Mac) or Ctrl+S (Windows/Linux).
Save and track Prompt experiments with sessions
Sessions act as a history by saving your prompt's complete state as you work. This allows you to experiment freely without fear of losing your progress.
Create prompt sessions
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A session saves all parts of the playground state including variable values, conversation messages etc. When leaving without saving, you'll receive a prompt to save or discard changes.
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Save an ongoing session using the
save session
button in the prompt header. Unsaved sessions are marked with a red asterisk beside their name. Each saved session includes a timestamp and creator details.

- View the list of recent sessions by clicking on the arrow next to the
save session
button and see complete list using the button at the bottom of this list.

- To make organization and recall easier, tag your sessions by clicking the
tag
icon that shows on hover of a session list item. Add a name that provides information to other team members about the use of that session.

Next steps
Compare Prompt versions
Track changes between different Prompt versions to understand what led to improvements or drops in quality.
Compare Prompts in the playground
Iterating on Prompts as you evolve your AI application would need experiments across models, prompt structures, etc. In order to compare versions and make informed decisions about changes, the comparison playground allows a side by side view of results.