Name the result.
Start with what you want to finish. Keep the scope small enough to review.
02 / FOCUS SESSIONS
State should survive
the interruption.
An outcome, a short plan, and a place to return. The next FocusMirror chapter is being built to preserve the context around important work.
FocusMirror / Focus session conceptIllustrative data
ONE OUTCOME, KEPT IN VIEWIn progress
Prepare the launch brief.
A bounded plan. A place to return.
- Gather the useful contextBring only the notes you choose.
- Compare the alternativesMake the differences explicit.
- 03Draft a clear recommendationKeep the objective in view.
- 04Review and closeYou confirm what is complete.
2 of 4 checkpoints
Interactive concept. No AI, files, or external tools are connected.
An outcome.
Not just a timer.
Built around a bounded objective and a reviewable state, rather than another open-ended conversation.
Pause without losing the place.
The concept keeps the current checkpoint and the next action visible when you return.
Close it deliberately.
You confirm the result. A model’s confidence is not the same as finished work.
SESSION CONTRACT
A bounded session should know four things.
This is the intended product contract for Focus Sessions as the feature develops—not a claim that every capability below is generally available today.
Outcome
The result you want from this block, stated before the work begins.
Plan
A short, inspectable sequence rather than an endless chat thread.
State
Checkpoints that can survive interruption so a return does not require reconstructing the whole session.
Closure
The session closes on work you confirm—not a model silently deciding that the objective is complete.
Less reconstructing.
More continuing.
Successful sessions are intended to become the starting point for reusable workflows.
Explore workflowsHelp shape a better work session.
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