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# Chat sessions
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Chat sessions store one resume token per engine per chat (per sender in group chats), so new messages can auto-resume without replying. Reply-to-continue still works and updates the stored session for that engine.
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!!! tip "Assistant and workspace workflows"
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If you chose **assistant** or **workspace** during [onboarding](../tutorials/install.md), chat sessions are already enabled. This guide covers how they work and how to customize them.
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## Enable chat sessions
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If you chose **handoff** during onboarding and want to switch to chat mode:
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=== "takopi config"
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```sh
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takopi config set transports.telegram.session_mode "chat"
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```
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=== "toml"
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```toml
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[transports.telegram]
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session_mode = "chat" # stateless | chat
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```
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With `session_mode = "chat"`, new messages in the chat continue the current thread automatically.
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## Reset a session
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Use `/new` to clear the stored session for the current scope:
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- In a private chat, it resets the chat.
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- In a group, it resets **your** session in that chat.
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- In a forum topic, it resets the topic session.
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See `/new` in [Commands & directives](../reference/commands-and-directives.md).
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## Resume lines and branching
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Chat sessions do not remove reply-to-continue. If resume lines are visible, you can reply to any older message to branch the conversation.
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If you prefer a cleaner chat, hide resume lines:
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=== "takopi config"
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```sh
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takopi config set transports.telegram.show_resume_line false
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```
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=== "toml"
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```toml
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[transports.telegram]
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show_resume_line = false
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```
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## How it behaves in groups
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In group chats, Takopi stores a session per sender, so different people can work independently in the same chat.
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## Related
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- [Conversation modes](../tutorials/conversation-modes.md)
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- [Forum topics](topics.md)
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- [Commands & directives](../reference/commands-and-directives.md)
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