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The --print/-p flag runs Claude Code in non-interactive mode, outputting a single response to stdout without starting a conversation session.
Read the full entryType ! at the start of your input to run bash commands directly, bypassing Claude's processing. Press Tab after a partial command to autocomplete from previous ! commands in the project.
Read the full entryCLAUDE.md is a markdown file that Claude reads automatically at the start of every session, giving it persistent project context like coding conventions, build commands, and architecture decisions without you having to repeat them.
Read the full entryCtrl+B backgrounds a running bash command or agent, letting you continue working while it executes invisibly. Check on backgrounded tasks anytime with /tasks.
Read the full entryThe --resume flag (-r) lets you jump back into any previous Claude Code session by name, ID, or interactive picker — giving you precision control over which conversation to return to, unlike --continue which only grabs the most recent.
Read the full entryMove between tmux windows with Ctrl-b n (next), Ctrl-b p (previous), Ctrl-b [number] to jump directly, or Ctrl-b l to toggle back to the last active window.
Read the full entryCtrl-b c creates a new window inside your tmux session. Windows work like tabs — each is a full-screen terminal, numbered in the status bar with * marking the active one.
Read the full entrytmux new-session creates a new persistent terminal session. Use tmux new -s name to give it a meaningful name, making it easy to find and reattach later.
Read the full entryWord economy means cutting every word that doesn't earn its place in a joke. The fewer words between the setup and the surprise, the harder the laugh hits.
Read the full entryEvery joke has two parts: a setup that creates an expectation, and a punchline that breaks it. The laugh lives in the gap between what the audience assumed and what they got.
git clone creates a full local copy of a remote repository, downloading all history, branches, and automatically configuring the origin remote for future push/pull operations.