@jmilinovich: how do people keep track of their prior claude code sessions? I find myself having to write down "claude resume --fooba…
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一位开发者发推询问大家如何管理历史 Claude Code 会话，抱怨需要手动记录 `claude resume` 命令，并指出 Codex/ChatGPT 已很好地解决了这个问题。
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