claude -r
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What is claude -r?
The claude -r command (short for --resume) allows you to restart a specific past conversation by providing its unique Session ID. Unlike the -c flag, which automatically opens the very last session you had, -r gives you the precision to jump back to any session from your history, ensuring you can continue a specific line of work without losing context or previous tool outputs. If you run the command without an ID—simply typing claude --resume —it opens an interactive session picker where you can scroll through a list of recent conversations, see their titles, and choose the one you want to reactivate.
Free resources to learn claude -r
- Official docsCLI commands
- Official docsResume or fork sessions
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claude -r: common questions
Can I learn claude -r in Hindi?
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Is this claude -r tutorial for beginners?
It is lesson 41 of 109 in the free Claude Code roadmap, in stage 5, Usage Best Practices. If you are new to Claude Code, start from stage 1 and come back here in order; if you already know the earlier stages, this lesson stands on its own.