The session's fronting agent id (AIAgentSession.AgentID — usually the Realtime Co-Agent).
Display name shown in the review banner (target agent when resolvable, else the session agent).
ARTIFACTS attached to the chain's conversation history: every MJ: Conversation Detail Artifacts junction (Direction Output) hanging off the chain's
session-stamped Conversation Details, resolved to {ArtifactID, ArtifactVersionID, Name}. Review mode registers each as an (unfocused) artifact tab on the surface
panel, and they carry into a resumed live session. Empty when none / on any
tolerated load failure.
Saved channel states, one per session-channel row that carried a name. Channel state (e.g. the whiteboard board) is the LATEST leg's only — earlier legs' states were superseded when the chain resumed.
Conversation the session was bound to, when any.
Delegated run previews (oldest first, all legs), minus each leg's co-agent observability run.
The session-chain LEGS, chronological (oldest first; the LAST leg is the reviewed
session itself). Single-session reviews carry exactly one leg. Drives the per-leg
dividers BuildReviewThreadItems renders.
The MJ: Files id of the reviewed session's recorded audio, or null when nothing was recorded.
When set, review mode resolves a signed download URL and shows a Recording tab with the
time-aligned evidence player. From the PRIMARY (reviewed) leg only.
What was captured (Audio / AudioVideo), or null. From the primary leg.
Recording alignment origin (t0), used by the playback transcript sync. From the primary leg.
MJ: AI Agent Sessions.ID of the reviewed session.
When the session started (__mj_CreatedAt).
The agent a RESUMED live session should front: the session Config's targetAgentID,
falling back to the session's own AgentID when the config doesn't carry one.
Chronological caption turns (oldest first) — ALL legs of the chain, flattened.
Everything the call overlay's SESSION REVIEW mode renders for one past realtime session: the session identity/lifecycle row, the chronological caption turns, previews of the delegated runs, and the saved per-channel states (e.g. the whiteboard board).