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A session frame is a thin slice of work with three declared parts: one question, a bounded working set, and an exit artifact. Work-in-progress of one is not a virtue; it is queueing math — Little's Law guarantees that more simultaneous threads means longer cycle times for all of them. The frame is the top gate of your information cascade: for this hour, only what changes this question gets in.