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## Check whether Claude is still working
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11# Commands Claude Tag understands
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3> A few exact, bang-prefixed words after an @-mention run a fixed action instead of starting a normal turn: see the command list, get the link to a channel's settings page, restart a stuck or wrong-context session, mute or unmute a thread, send feedback, list a channel's routines, and fork a thread's conversation into a new thread, here or in another channel.
3> A few exact, bang-prefixed words after an @-mention run a fixed action instead of starting a normal turn: see the command list, get the link to a channel's settings page, restart a stuck or wrong-context session, check whether Claude is still working in a thread or channel, mute or unmute a thread, send feedback, list a channel's routines, and fork a thread's conversation into a new thread, here or in another channel.
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55export const BetaNote = () => <Info>Claude Tag is in public beta. Features and behavior described here may change before general availability.</Info>;
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77<BetaNote />
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9A command is `@Claude` followed immediately by one of a few exact words starting with `!`. Claude matches the message against that word and runs a fixed action instead of starting a normal turn. `!help`, `!configure`, `!restart`, `!mute`, and `!unmute` must stand alone: adding extra words, as in `!restart` with words tacked on, makes the message an ordinary prompt instead. `!feedback`, `!routines`, and `!fork` accept text after the command, covered below.
9A command is `@Claude` followed immediately by one of a few exact words starting with `!`. Claude matches the message against that word and runs a fixed action instead of starting a normal turn. `!help`, `!configure`, `!restart`, `!status`, `!mute`, and `!unmute` must stand alone: adding extra words, as in `!restart` with words tacked on, makes the message an ordinary prompt instead. `!feedback`, `!routines`, and `!fork` accept text after the command, covered below.
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1111## See the commands available to you
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4444You need the same access to run `!restart` that you'd need to message the session directly; someone who can only observe a thread can't restart it.
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46## Check whether Claude is still working
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48```text wrap theme={null}
49@Claude !status
50```
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52Use this when Claude has gone quiet and you want to know whether it's still on the task before you follow up or [restart the session](#restart-a-stuck-or-wrong-context-session). Claude answers with a short note only you can see, and never posts that answer for others in the conversation. Checking doesn't interrupt work in progress or count as a new request. The note doesn't quote the conversation or say what Claude is working on.
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54The note opens with a heading that says whether it covers this thread, this channel, or this DM, then gives Claude's status there:
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57Claude in this thread
58I'm still working in this thread (started 6m ago).
59• Muted: no (mute with `!mute`)
60```
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4662## Mute or unmute a thread
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68A muted thread also unmutes on any direct `@Claude` mention, so you don't need `!unmute` before asking something new.
84A muted thread also unmutes when you @-mention Claude there with a request, so you don't need `!unmute` before asking something new. Checking on Claude with [`!status`](#check-whether-claude-is-still-working) leaves the thread muted.
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7086You need the same access to mute or unmute a thread that you'd need to message Claude there.
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