Continue in Claude Code

A conversation with Claude in the agent panel can carry on in Claude Code's native command-line tool, with the whole history intact. The panel supports only some of Claude Code's slash commands; in the terminal you have all of them, such as /rewind, /compact, and /context, along with everything else the native tool does.

Handing a thread over

1. Open the Claude thread in the agent panel.
2. Click ⋯ in the panel's header and choose Open Thread in Claude Code.

A terminal tab opens in the editor area and runs claude --resume <session-id> in the thread's folder. Claude picks up exactly where the panel left off.

The item appears only on threads with the Claude agent. Threads with other agents, such as Codex, do not have it.

If claude is not installed

The agent panel runs Claude through Suzuri's built-in connection, which does not need the command-line tool. The handoff does. If claude is not found, the terminal says so and shows how to install it:

curl -fsSL https://claude.ai/install.sh | bash

On Windows, in PowerShell:

irm https://claude.ai/install.ps1 | iex

Then choose Open Thread in Claude Code again.

Going back to the panel

The panel and the terminal share one conversation file, but they do not update each other while both are open. Each reads the file when it starts and then works from its own copy.

• To see what you did in the terminal, choose ⋯ › Reload Agent in the panel. It reloads the conversation from the file. It also restarts the connection that other open Claude threads use.
• Work on one side at a time. If you send messages in both, each continues from its own copy and the conversation splits in two.
• An idle terminal session is harmless to leave open. Before typing in it again after using the panel, quit it and choose Open Thread in Claude Code again, so it picks up the newer messages.

Files edited from the panel

/rewind in the terminal rewinds the conversation, but it restores files only for edits Claude made in the terminal. Edits made earlier from the panel stay as they are. To get an earlier version back, ask Claude for it, or use your version control.