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What this builds. A conversational tutor exercised via the convenience agent.run() path — no manual session plumbing. You’ll end up with. Two final messages (turn 1 and turn 2) printed to stdout, with the second turn resumed from the same session_id. Shows the convenience path for ask-once-and-wait conversational flows. agent.run() dispatches on agent type: functional agents stay sync, conversational agents return a coroutine that creates a hidden session, sends one turn, waits for the final message, and cleans up. For streaming, approvals, or multi-turn context, keep using agent.create_session() explicitly. 
import asyncio

from vectorshift.agent import Agent, AgentType, LLMInfo, MemoryConfig


async def main() -> None:
    agent = Agent.new(
        name="Quantum tutor (run example)",
        type=AgentType.CONVERSATIONAL,
        llm_info=LLMInfo(provider="openai", model_id="gpt-4o"),
        instructions="You answer clearly for beginners.",
        memory_config=MemoryConfig(enable_session_memory=True),
    )
    print(f"Created agent: {agent.name} ({agent.id})")

    # --- Turn 1: hidden session created. `keep_alive=True` keeps the
    # session alive (disconnects instead of terminating) so we can
    # resume on turn 2. Without it, the default is terminate-on-exit.
    result = await agent.run(
        "What is quantum computing? One paragraph.",
        keep_alive=True,
    )
    print(f"\n[turn 1] status={result.status}")
    print(f"[turn 1] session_id={result.session_id}")
    print(f"[turn 1] final_message:\n{result.final_message}")

    # --- Turn 2: resume the same session for one more turn. The
    # resumed session is disconnected after this turn (not terminated),
    # so the caller can keep going via create_session() / further
    # resume calls if they want.
    followup = await agent.run(
        "Give me a one-sentence analogy for it make it like 10 words.",
        session_id=result.session_id,
    )
    print(f"\n[turn 2] status={followup.status}")
    print(f"[turn 2] final_message:\n{followup.final_message}")

    # Clean up the agent (sessions are already handled by run()).
    agent.delete()
    print("\nDone.")


if __name__ == "__main__":
    asyncio.run(main())

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Expected output

Created agent: Quantum tutor (run example) (...)

[turn 1] status=success
[turn 1] session_id=...
[turn 1] final_message:
Quantum computing is...

[turn 2] status=success
[turn 2] final_message:
Like flipping every coin at once until you peek.

Done.
keep_alive=True on turn 1 is what lets turn 2 resume the same session_id — without it the hidden session would have terminated on exit.
For streaming, tool events, or approvals, drop down to agent.create_session(). See Session overview for the event semantics.

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See also

Agent CRUD

Full agent lifecycle — create, fetch, update, delete.

Single-turn session

Drop the convenience wrapper and stream a turn yourself.

Agent reference

Full method surface.