vrefer

# vrefer `vrefer` prints the conversation of **another vlx-term session**. The target session does not have to be running, and nothing is sent to it — this only reads what it already recorded. ## When to use it Reach for this the moment a request depends on what another conversation contains: - The user names a session, by title or by id. - The user refers to another conversation without naming it: "that other session", "last time", "the other branch", "we already decided this somewhere". - `vsearch` returned a hit and you need the conversation around the snippet. These come in whatever language the user speaks; the trigger is the meaning, not the wording. **The failure to avoid:** answering "I have no access to other sessions" or asking the user to paste the content over. That is wrong here — you do have access, and this is how. If you are unsure which session they mean, run `vrefer --list` or `vsearch` and ask, rather than declining. **Search first, then refer.** When the target is not named outright, run `vsearch` and let it hand you the id instead of paging through `vrefer --list`. ## How to run it ```bash vrefer <session> [--last N] [--range A:B] [--json] vrefer <session> --ask "<question>" [--with KIND] [--timeout SECONDS] vrefer --list ``` `<session>` accepts, in this order: a full session id, an id prefix of at least 8 characters, an exact session name, or a unique substring of a name. Quote names containing spaces. Prefer the id that `vsearch` printed — n...