/branch

Creates a branch of the current conversation to explore different directions.

Changed in 2-6

What /branch does

Creates a branch of the current conversation, allowing you to explore different directions without losing the original. It switches you into the new branch while preserving the original, which you can return to later using `/resume`.

Syntax

/branch

Aliases: /fork

Now the primary name; /fork is an alias.

Quick drill

Three cards from the /cards deck. Open each to check your answer.

  1. Which command creates a branch of the current conversation to explore different directions?

    • Deletes the current conversation.
    • Merges conversation branches.
    • Resumes a previous conversation.
    • Creates a conversation branch.
    Show answer

    /branch: Creates a conversation branch.

  2. Which command asks a side question about the session without adding to the conversation?

    • Summarizes the current conversation.
    • Retrieves previous conversation history.
    • Asks a side question about the session.
    • Adds a new topic to the conversation.
    Show answer

    /btw: Asks a side question about the session.

  3. Which command reports a bug or shares your conversation with selectable history?

    • Clears the current session history.
    • Provides general product feedback.
    • Exports conversation to a file.
    • Reports a bug or shares conversation.
    Show answer

    /bug: Reports a bug or shares conversation.

Drill all 112 commands in /cards

Spaced repetition so the right command comes to mind in your terminal.