Opinions First thing, I’m a heavy user of tmux for all my session work and try stick to one claude code per session (per project) so if you don’t use it, this may not work for you but happy to work on modifying it if anyone is interested. What’s this fixing? You’re in the middle of a long session digging into something and want to either go off on a tangent without losing your place, OR, you aren’t sure your right and want to fork off, prod claude’s thinking a bit more, and then come back to where you were. Welcome to /get-forked . https://github.com/lavabyrd/get-forked Example: Chase a tangent, then come back You’re deep in a refactor and notice a flaky test. Fork off to investigate without losing context. You > /fork-this debug-flaky-test Claude > Forked to debug-flaky-test — switched to new tmux window. # … in the fork, dig into the test, fix it, commit … You > /fork-off # back in the parent window with the refactor still in progress I fully expect this won’t work for everyone but it might work for some submitted by /u/lavabyrd
Originally posted by u/lavabyrd on r/ClaudeCode
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