{"version":"0.2.19","anchor":"usage-examples","canonical_anchor":"usage-examples","heading":"Usage Examples","tier":null,"area":null,"scope":null,"heads_up":null,"url":"https:\/\/changelogs.core-directive.com\/v\/0.2.19\/e\/usage-examples","release_url":"https:\/\/changelogs.core-directive.com\/v\/0.2.19","markdown":"### Usage Examples\n\n**Switching to vim mode:**\n\n`$ claude > vim Editor mode set to vim. Use Escape key to toggle between INSERT and NORMAL modes.` **Using vim navigation:**\n\n`# In NORMAL mode: - Press 'i' to enter INSERT mode and start typing - Press 'Escape' to return to NORMAL mode - Use 'hjkl' for navigation - Use 'dd' to delete a line - Use '.' to repeat the last edit` **Switching back to emacs mode:**\n\n`> vim Editor mode set to emacs. Using standard emacs-style keybindings.` The vim mode implementation provides a familiar editing experience for vim users while maintaining full compatibility with the existing emacs-style keybindings. The mode preference persists across sessions, so users only need to switch once."}