# Sessions — multi-step goals

A **Session** is a multi-step task that crosses people. Examples:

* "Ask Leon what he thinks of the pronunciation-app idea, then summarise his answer to advisor."
* "Confirm the Friday demo with each of these five contacts and report back who can make it."

Open **Sessions** from the avatar menu.

## Creating a session

1. Type the goal in plain English in the **New session goal** box.
2. Pick the account it should run on.
3. Click **Plan session**. Twico drafts the steps (who to contact, what to ask, what to do with the answers) and shows them in the list below.
4. Twico executes the plan — sends the first messages in your voice, parks waiting for replies, then continues the chain when answers come in.

## Session lifecycle

Each session row shows:

* **Goal** — what you asked for.
* **Status** — `planning`, `running`, `parked` (waiting on reply), `completed`, or `failed`.
* **Steps** — expandable list of what Twico has done and intends to do.

Sessions are an advanced feature. If you just want one-off replies, the auto-reply behaviour on the [Home tab](/twico/the-interface/home.md) is enough.


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