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136136These actions are rebindable. See [Scroll actions](/docs/en/keybindings#scroll-actions) for the full list of action names, including half-page and full-page variants that have no default binding.
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138While you're scrolled up, a dim header row at the top of the conversation shows the most recent prompt that has scrolled above the view. Click the row to jump to that prompt.
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138140### Auto-follow
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140142Scrolling up pauses auto-follow so new output doesn't pull you back to the bottom. A `Jump to bottom` button floats over the bottom edge of the transcript while you're scrolled up, and shows a count such as `3 new messages` when new output arrives. Click it, press `Ctrl+End`, or scroll to the bottom to resume following.
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599599Frontmatter effort applies when that skill or subagent is active, overriding the session level but not the environment variable.
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601On Fable 5, Opus 4.8, and Opus 4.7, frontmatter effort also applies while the [hold on the model's default effort](#adjust-effort-level) is in effect. Before v2.1.267, the hold took precedence and Claude Code ignored the frontmatter level while the hold was active.
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601603If you set `effortLevel` in [managed settings](/docs/en/managed-settings), Claude Code applies it at the settings step of the [effort resolution order](#adjust-effort-level), and users can still change the level with `/effort` or `--effort`. To keep users at or below a level, set [`maxEffortLevel`](/docs/en/settings-reference#maxeffortlevel).
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603605The effort slider appears in `/model` when a supported model is selected. The current effort level is also shown in the session header next to the model name, for example "with low effort", so you can confirm which setting is active without opening `/model`. The footer also briefly shows the effort level at startup and when it changes.
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289Paths resolve relative to the marketplace root, which is the directory containing `.claude-plugin/`. In the example above, `./plugins/my-plugin` points to `<repo>/plugins/my-plugin`, even though `marketplace.json` lives at `<repo>/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json`. Don't use `../` to reference paths outside the marketplace root.
289Paths resolve relative to the marketplace root, which is the directory containing `.claude-plugin/`. In the example above, `./plugins/my-plugin` points to `<repo>/plugins/my-plugin`, even though `marketplace.json` lives at `<repo>/.claude-plugin/marketplace.json`. Don't use `../` to reference paths outside the marketplace root. On macOS and Linux, Claude Code refuses an entry path with a backslash anywhere past the leading `./`, so write the separators as `/` on every platform.
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291291A bare name is a single directory name with no `/`, such as `"formatter"`. To write bare names instead of `./` paths, set [`metadata.pluginRoot`](#optional-fields) to the directory they resolve under. With `"pluginRoot": "./plugins"`, Claude Code resolves `"source": "formatter"` to `./plugins/formatter`. Requires Claude Code v2.1.239 or later.
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303303The body is plain JavaScript with top-level `await`. `agent()` spawns one subagent, `pipeline()` runs one per item in a list, and `parallel()` runs a set of agent tasks at the same time and waits for all of them.
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305An `agent()` call resolves to `null` if you stop it mid-run or it hits an unrecoverable API error. `pipeline()` keeps that `null` in the results array, which is why the example ends with `.filter(Boolean)` to drop those entries.
305An `agent()` call resolves to `null` if you stop it mid-run or it hits an unrecoverable API error. In [auto mode](/docs/en/permission-modes#eliminate-prompts-with-auto-mode), the classifier can block an `agent()` call before the subagent starts. A blocked call resolves to `null` and shows in the run's progress view with the reason. `pipeline()` keeps each `null` in the results array, which is why the example ends with `.filter(Boolean)` to drop those entries.
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307307If you pass a `schema` on an `agent()` call, that subagent returns JSON matching the shape instead of prose. Claude Code checks the schema before starting the subagent: when it can prove the schema contradicts itself, the call fails with an error naming the contradiction, and the subagent never starts. One contradiction it can prove is a `required` key that `additionalProperties: false` rules out.
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