Crucifixer
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20 Claude Code tips: 1. Esc+Esc: Rewind your session to any previous checkpoint; treat it as free undo so you can let the agent attempt risky changes. 2. CTRL+V: Paste a screenshot directly into Claude Code. 3. CTRL+G: Open your editor to compose long prompts instead of typing them in the terminal. 4. CTRL+R: Search your prompt history. 5. /rewind: Roll back changes to a checkpoint, then give more specific feedback and try again. 6. /rewind → "Summarize from here": Pick a checkpoint and compress only the messages after it, keeping the valuable earlier context intact. 7. /insights: Generate a usage report, then attach it to a Claude session and ask for lessons to improve your workflow. 8. /memory: Save personal preferences that should persist across all your projects. 9. /statusline: Permanently display how much context you're currently using. 10. cat error.log | claude "fix this": Pipe errors straight in instead of copy/pasting, giving the model way more context. 11. .claudeignore: Add this file to your project to list paths the agent shouldn't read or modify. 12. #: Start a message with # to save it as a persistent instruction in your CLAUDE .md file. 13. "ultrathink": Drop this word anywhere in a prompt to bump the model's effort to HIGH for complex reasoning tasks. 14. /diff: Open an interactive viewer for uncommitted changes and per-turn diffs. 15. /effort max: Use this when you want to maximize Claude's abilities (it's expensive!) 16. /loop: Schedule a recurring task locally. 17. /schedule: Like /loop, but the job runs in the cloud and not locally. 18. claude --worktree: Spin up a session in an isolated git worktree so you can run more Claude instances in parallel. 19. /sandbox: Run Claude in a sandbox with file and network isolation. 20. /voice: Activate voice input and hold the space bar to speak your prompts.



iPad mini 才是最好的监控面板。让 Mac 上的 Codex 在终端执行 /goal 跑长任务,然后投屏到 iPad mini 监控,已经“Pursuing goal”31分钟了!






/goal also lands in Codex CLI 0.128.0. Our take on the Ralph loop: keep a goal alive across turns. Don't stop until it's achieved. Built by my co-worker and OpenAI mentor Eric Traut, aka the Pyright guy. One of the GOATs I get to work with daily.













