按发送者、代理和工作区隔离会话

A session is one separate thread of context. OpenClaw keeps memory and conversation tidy inside each session.

Sessions in OpenClaw are isolated. What happens in one does not spill into another, keeping each context clean.

OpenClaw keeps a session per sender. Each person who messages your assistant gets their own separate thread.

It also keeps sessions per agent. If you run more than one agent, each one holds its own context apart from the rest.

And it keeps sessions per workspace. Different projects or spaces stay neatly separated from each other.

Isolation means no crossed wires. One sender will not see another sender context, and one project will not leak into another.

Per-sender sessions add privacy. Each conversation stays scoped to the person who started it.

Because context is split, memory stays focused. The assistant recalls the right details for the right thread.

The Gateway owns and tracks all these sessions. It knows which thread each message belongs to.

Remember the three axes of isolation: sender, agent, and workspace. Together they define a distinct session.

Isolated sessions let you run many conversations at once without them tangling. Each stays clear and on topic. ✨

Let us check how OpenClaw separates sessions.

OpenClaw keeps isolated sessions per sender, agent, and workspace. Each thread stays clean, private, and on topic. 🎉