Prompts
Mention a file
Type @ and search. ↑ and ↓ choose a row, enter adds the path to your message, and tab opens a folder. Files you’re working on come first: your changes, new files, then files from the last 50 commits, skipping commits that touch more than 20 files. A closer match still ranks higher. The search covers file names and folders. Claude reads the file when it needs it, so the prompt only holds the path.
Add an image
Paste an image, or paste or drag an image file, into the prompt. It shows as [Image #1], and deleting that text removes the image. Paths to other files stay as text, and the model reads them with its tools. Pasting an image from the clipboard works on macOS.
While clue works
You can keep typing while clue works. Enter steers the turn: clue sends your message with the next tool results, so Claude reads it before its next step. If the turn ends first, the message goes as the next prompt. Tab queues one message for after the turn instead. A command such as /usage always queues. ↑ takes back the steering message, then the queued one, to edit. Press esc twice or ctrl+c to interrupt. An interrupt returns both to the input. shift+tab changes the permission mode, even during a run.
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