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Claude Code v2.1.300 ·

Slash commands that run at once are saved to your input history once

Slash commands that run straight away are now saved to input history once, as /name plus arguments when what ran differs from what you typed

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What

Slash commands are the commands you type starting with /. Claude Code keeps a history of what you enter, which you can step back through with the up arrow. Commands that run immediately on your machine now save their history entry once, through a single shared step.

If the saved entry would not match what you typed, Claude Code saves it as /name followed by the arguments. A slash command that has to be checked before it runs is saved once that check finishes.

Why

This affects what you see when you press the up arrow to bring back an earlier slash command.

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