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Get screenshots from Automate session ID abc123xyz for my desktop test run
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18. `listSessions` — List the sessions in an Automate/App Automate build. Each record carries `sessionId`, `name`, `status`, `os`, `osVersion`, `browser`, `device`, `browserUrl` (dashboard link), and `videoUrl`, with optional `limit` / `offset` paging and a client-side `status` filter. Takes the **hashed** build ID from the dashboard URL — not the observability UUID returned by `getBuildId` / `listBuildId`; if you only have that UUID, use `hashed_id` from `fetchBuildInsights` when present. Returned `sessionId` values work with `getFailureLogs`, `fetchAutomationScreenshots`, and `fetchSelfHealedSelectors`.
18. `listSessions` — List the sessions in an Automate/App Automate build. Each record carries `sessionId`, `name`, `status`, `os`, `osVersion`, `browser`, `device`, `browserUrl` (dashboard link), and `videoUrl`, with optional `limit` / `offset` paging and a client-side `status` filter. Takes either the **hashed** build ID from the dashboard URL or the observability build id returned by `getBuildId` / `listBuildId` — an observability id is resolved to the hashed id automatically via the build's sessions. Returned `sessionId` values work with `getFailureLogs`, `fetchAutomationScreenshots`, and `fetchSelfHealedSelectors`.
**Prompt example**

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