COMMAND REFERENCE▌

Start a new conversation with empty context. The previous conversation stays available in /resume. Optionally name the previous conversation.

Resume a previous conversation by ID or name, or open the session picker.

Rewind the conversation and/or code to a previous checkpoint, or summarize from a selected message.

Archive the current session and exit. Removes it from active session lists; transcript kept locally. Restore with 'codex unarchive <SESSION>'.

Fork the current conversation into a new thread with a fresh ID, leaving the original transcript untouched for parallel exploration.

Start a new conversation inside the same CLI session without clearing the terminal view.

Resume a saved conversation from your session list. Continue work from a previous CLI session without starting over.

Start a new chat session with empty context.

Exit the Cursor CLI.

Resume a previous chat session by folder name.

Clear the terminal screen and visible history (same as Ctrl+L).

Revert files to their pre-tool state using checkpointing. Pass a tool_call_id to restore a specific checkpoint.

Browse auto-saved sessions and manage manual checkpoints. Conversations are auto-saved; use tags for manual checkpoints.

Navigate backward through history; revert chat and/or code to a prior state (also Esc Esc).

Exit OpenCode. Aliases: /quit, /q. Keybind: Ctrl+x q.

Export the current conversation to Markdown and open in $EDITOR. Keybind: Ctrl+x x.

Start a new session. Aliases: /clear. Keybind: Ctrl+x n.

Restore a previously undone message and file changes. Git-backed. Keybind: Ctrl+x r.

List and switch sessions. Aliases: /resume, /continue. Keybind: Ctrl+x l.

Share the current session publicly.

Remove the last message and its responses, and revert any file changes made. Git-backed — requires a git repository. Keybind: Ctrl+x u.