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Session sharing

Share any conversation with a link — org-scoped or public, with expiry and inline annotations.

Any session can be shared with a link. Choose who can open it, how much it exposes, and when it expires. Viewers can annotate the shared conversation inline, so a session becomes something your team can discuss — not just replay.

Create a share link

From the terminal interface

In crewkit's interactive terminal interface (crewkit tui), press F12 then s during a session. Pick a share level (Summary, Transcript, or Full) and an expiry (24 hours, 7 days, 30 days, or never). The link is created and copied to your clipboard.

From the CLI

crewkit sessions share <session-id>                      # Org-visible transcript link, expires in 7 days
crewkit sessions share <session-id> --level summary      # Share the summary only
crewkit sessions share <session-id> --expires

Artifacts

Project memory — upload docs, import from Drive, capture Slack and email, and search everything your project knows.

Blueprints

A living project plan — epics and tasks linked to the real conversations that did the work.

On this page

Create a share linkFrom the terminal interfaceFrom the CLIFrom the dashboardShare levelsVisibilityAnnotationsManage your sharesNext steps
30
# Expire in 30 days
crewkit sessions share <session-id> --list # List existing shares for the session
crewkit sessions share <session-id> --revoke <share-id> # Revoke a share

Session IDs come from crewkit sessions list — short prefixes are accepted.

Flags:

FlagDescription
--access <org|public>Who can open the link: org members (default) or anyone (public requires an org admin)
--level <summary|transcript|full>How much the link exposes (default: transcript)
--expires <days>Days until the link expires (default: 7; 0 = never)
--listList existing shares for this session
--revoke <share-id>Revoke a share by ID (short IDs accepted)
--jsonOutput JSON for piping

From the dashboard

Open a conversation and use the share dialog. It offers the same choices: visibility (Organization or Public), share level, and expiry.

Share levels

LevelWhat viewers see
summaryTitle, AI summary, tags, quality scores, and timestamps — no cost, model, or transcript
transcriptEverything in summary, plus cost, model, turn count, and the full turn-by-turn transcript
fullEverything in transcript, plus token breakdown, metrics, and git context

Sessions captured in minimal telemetry mode only ever expose the summary level, regardless of what the link allows.

Visibility

  • Organization — viewers must be signed in as members of your organization.
  • Public — anyone with the link can open it. Creating public links requires an org admin.

Revoked and expired links stop working immediately.

Annotations

Anyone who can open a shared conversation can read its annotation thread. Signed-in members of the organization can add comments inline; annotation authors and org admins can delete them. Annotations live with the share, so feedback stays attached to the exact session it's about.

Manage your shares

The Shares page in the dashboard (/kit/shares) lists everything in one place:

  • My shares — links you created, with revoke controls
  • Shared with me — org-visible links others created
  • All (org) — every share in the organization (admins only)

Next steps

  • Team management
  • Analytics
  • Artifacts and project memory