LoadAISession()

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Restores an AI session from a serialized JSON string or struct. This function recreates an AI session with:

  • Original configuration settings (temperature, limits, timeouts)
  • Complete conversation history
  • System message prompt

The function supports loading sessions by:

  • AI engine name
  • Engine ID (using id: prefix)
  • Default engine (using default: prefix)

This function pairs with SerializeAISession() to provide persistence for AI conversations across requests or application restarts.

Introduced: 7.0.0.195

LoadAISession( name=string, data=any );

Returns: any

Argument Description
name
string, required 		edit

Specifies which AI endpoint configuration to use. Can be provided in two formats:

  1. Direct endpoint name:

The name of an endpoint as defined in the Lucee Administrator (similar to how datasource names work)

  1. Default reference:

Using the format "default:category" to use the endpoint configured as the default for that specific category in the Lucee Administrator.

Currently supported default categories:

  • exception: For exception analysis
  • documentation: For documentation tasks

The endpoint configurations and their default category assignments are managed in the Lucee Administrator.

Alias: aiName, nameAI
data
any, required 		edit

The serialized AI session data, which can be provided as either:

  1. A JSON string previously generated by SerializeAISession()
  2. A struct containing session configuration and conversation history

Must contain the following keys:

  • temperature: The temperature setting for the AI responses
  • limit: The conversation size limit
  • connectionTimeout: Connection timeout in milliseconds
  • socketTimeout: Socket timeout in milliseconds
  • systemMessage: (Optional) System message that guides AI behavior
  • history: Array of conversation exchanges (questions and answers)

Incomplete or improperly formatted data may cause initialization errors.

Examples

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//AI service name eg:test_ai
Ai_session = CreateAISession(name:'test_ai', systemMessage:"Answer as Slim Shady.");
result = SerializeAISession(Ai_session);
writeDump(LoadAISession('test_ai', result));

See also