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@@ -141,6 +141,43 @@ Each conversation gets its own session ID (the conversation UUID), allowing you
 
 In `tool.execute`, the tool calls are traced individually, such as `bash`, `file_editor`, or `task_tracker`.
 
+### Correlate LLM Requests With Application Requests
+
+Pass `llm_extra_headers` to attach application metadata to every LLM call made
+by a conversation:
+
+```python icon="python" wrap
+conversation = Conversation(
+    agent=agent,
+    workspace=workspace,
+    llm_extra_headers={"X-Request-ID": request_id},
+)
+conversation.send_message("Investigate the failing deployment")
+conversation.run()
+```
+
+The same option works with local and remote conversations and with synchronous or
+asynchronous runs. For direct Agent Server clients, include it in the conversation
+creation request alongside the required agent and workspace fields:
+
+```json wrap
+{
+  "llm_extra_headers": {
+    "X-Request-ID": "request-123"
+  }
+}
+```
+
+The headers remain active for every run of the live conversation, including retries,
+condensation, sub-agents, and agent hooks. They override static `LLM.extra_headers`
+with the same name, while SDK-managed headers are preserved. The headers are not
+persisted, so a new conversation or a server restart requires supplying them again.
+
+<Note>
+Header values are sent to the configured LLM provider. Treat them as sensitive and
+avoid logging them or placing secrets in correlation headers.
+</Note>
+
 ## Configuration Reference
 
 ### Environment Variables