/clear

What /clear does

Starts a new conversation with an empty context. You can optionally pass a name to label the previous conversation, making it easier to find in the `/resume` picker. To free up context while continuing the same conversation, use `/compact` instead.

Syntax

/clear

In Chrome, `/clear` now closes the session's Chrome tab group.

Quick drill

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

1. Which command starts a new conversation with empty context, optionally naming the previous one?

   • Clears the current context window.
   • Resumes a previous conversation.
   • Starts a new conversation.
   • Deletes all conversation history.
   Show answer

   /clear: Starts a new conversation.

2. Which command reviews code diffs, PRs, or branches for correctness and cleanup opportunities?

   • Generates new code from a prompt.
   • Formats code according to style guides.
   • Compares two different code versions.
   • Reviews code diffs and PRs.
   Show answer

   /code-review: Reviews code diffs and PRs.

3. Which command sets the prompt bar color for the current session?

   • Sets the prompt bar color.
   • Changes the terminal background color.
   • Configures the UI theme.
   • Displays color palette options.
   Show answer

   /color: Sets the prompt bar color.