> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sesori.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sesori.com/setup/create-a-session.md).

# Create your first session

Open a local project and create your first AI coding session from Sesori.

Before you start, confirm that the Bridge indicator is green and at least one harness is ready and enabled under **Settings → Harnesses**.

## 1. Open or add a project

The Projects screen includes folders discovered from enabled assistants. You can also tap **Add Project** to browse the connected computer, create a folder, and register it directly.

If you add a non-Git folder, Sesori asks whether to enable Git tracking. Read the confirmation carefully: **Enable Git** commits all non-ignored files to create a history baseline and support dedicated worktrees. Choose **Continue Without Git** if you do not want that change.

## 2. Create the session

1. Open a project.
2. Tap **New session**.
3. Choose a **Coding tool** and any available model or agent options.
4. Turn on **Dedicated workspace** if you want an isolated Git worktree and the project supports it.
5. Create the session and send a prompt.

If dedicated workspace creation is unavailable or fails, Sesori can fall back to the main project folder. Check the workspace shown before asking two sessions to edit the same files.

## Next

👉 [Projects and sessions](/user-guide/projects-and-sessions.md)


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