Hey Rajesh, thanks for the suggestion—I reread the article carefully. It mentions claude --continue for the last session and claude --resume for picking past ones . But for instantly resuming the very last debugging session without the picker (like after a quick crash), is there a shorthand like --instant or claude -c? Or does --continue always do that directly? Would love your take!
check out contextcloud.pro, i think it talks about a lot of the things you are saying but handles a lot of it for you, and very accurately at that. It's kind of like git for context, you can just push and pull, and its collaborative too. hope this helps!
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--continuecommand to instantly resume your last debugging session without losing context?we used this in the post, please read again
Hey Rajesh, thanks for the suggestion—I reread the article carefully. It mentions claude --continue for the last session and claude --resume for picking past ones . But for instantly resuming the very last debugging session without the picker (like after a quick crash), is there a shorthand like --instant or claude -c? Or does --continue always do that directly? Would love your take!
use --continue it will pick last session automatically
check out contextcloud.pro, i think it talks about a lot of the things you are saying but handles a lot of it for you, and very accurately at that. It's kind of like git for context, you can just push and pull, and its collaborative too. hope this helps!