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Clarify Bits Code sessions are org-wide by default
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Expand Up @@ -39,10 +39,16 @@ After [completing setup][6], do one of the following to start a Bits Code sessio

A session can also be created when another Bits AI agent (like [Bits Chat][16] or [Bits Investigation][17]) hands off a coding task to Bits Code.

### Session visibility

Bits Code sessions are shared across your Datadog organization by default. Anyone in your organization can open a session to review its analysis, actions, and code changes—or continue working with Bits Code in it. This makes it easy to share context and pick up a teammate's in-progress work.

### View and manage sessions
On **[Sessions][7]**, view your past sessions in the **My Sessions** panel. A session appears here if you initiated it or interacted with it in some way, like participating in the conversation or creating an associated PR or MR.
On **[Sessions][7]**, the **My Sessions** panel shows the sessions you're involved in. A session appears here if you initiated it or interacted with it in some way, like participating in the conversation or creating an associated PR or MR. **My Sessions** is a personalized view, not a privacy boundary—that is, other members of your organization can still access these sessions.

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On **[Sessions][7]**, the **My Sessions** panel shows the sessions you're involved in. A session appears here if you initiated it or interacted with it in some way, like participating in the conversation or creating an associated PR or MR. **My Sessions** is a personalized view, not a privacy boundary—that is, other members of your organization can still access these sessions.
On **[Sessions][7]**, the {{< ui >}}My Sessions{{< /ui >}} panel shows the sessions you're involved in. A session appears here if you initiated it or interacted with it in some way, like participating in the conversation or creating an associated PR or MR. {{< ui >}}My Sessions{{< /ui >}} is a personalized view, not a privacy boundary—that is, other members of your organization can still access these sessions.


Click a session to view its details and continue working with Bits Code. To remove a session from your **My Sessions** list, click <i class="icon-archive-wui"></i> (**Archive for everyone**) or <i class="icon-eye-slashed-wui"></i> (**Unwatch session**).
Click a session to view its details and continue working with Bits Code. To remove a session from your **My Sessions** list, click one of the following:

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Click a session to view its details and continue working with Bits Code. To remove a session from your **My Sessions** list, click one of the following:
Click a session to view its details and continue working with Bits Code. To remove a session from your {{< ui >}}My Sessions{{< /ui >}} list, click one of the following:

- <i class="icon-eye-slashed-wui"></i> (**Unwatch session**): removes the session from your own **My Sessions** list only. Other users are not affected.
- <i class="icon-archive-wui"></i> (**Archive for everyone**): archives the session for all users in your organization.
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- <i class="icon-eye-slashed-wui"></i> (**Unwatch session**): removes the session from your own **My Sessions** list only. Other users are not affected.
- <i class="icon-archive-wui"></i> (**Archive for everyone**): archives the session for all users in your organization.
- <i class="icon-eye-slashed-wui"></i> (**Unwatch session**): removes the session from your own {{< ui >}}My Sessions{{< /ui >}} list only. Other users are not affected.
- <i class="icon-archive-wui"></i> (**Archive for everyone**): archives the session for all users in your organization.

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thanks! ya know what's funny is I have this other open PR to semantically tag all the Bits Code pages: #38639

so gonna make these changes in that PR!


## Supported source code providers
Bits Code supports the following source code providers:
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