Sessions
Each session is saved under ~/.clue/sessions/ and belongs to the folder it started in.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
clue -c |
Continues the latest session in this folder. |
clue -r |
Picks any past session. |
clue -r <id or name> |
Continues one session. |
clue --name <name> |
Opens the session with that name in this folder, or creates it. |
/rename <name> |
Renames this session. |
A name is unique within a folder and ignores case. clue --name <name> "prompt" sends the prompt only when it creates the session, so a tool can run the same command every time. --name never opens a session from another folder, but clue -r <name> can. When a conversation nears the context limit, Claude’s server-side compaction summarizes older turns.