From crtr
Forks the current Claude Code session into a sibling pane, creating a parallel workspace for independent exploration or comparison.
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/crtr:forkThis command is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
The user wants to fork the current Claude Code session into a sibling pane. Follow the CLI guidance below. !`crtr agent fork -h` $ARGUMENTS
The user wants to fork the current Claude Code session into a sibling pane. Follow the CLI guidance below.
!crtr agent fork -h
$ARGUMENTS
npx claudepluginhub crouton-labs/crouton-kit --plugin crtr/joinCreates or switches to a named Claude Code session in iTerm2, splitting the terminal vertically and launching Claude Code in the new pane.
/parallelGuides setup of parallel Claude Code sessions using git worktrees with automatic isolation.
/sc-worktreesManages Git worktrees for parallel development, supporting both native Claude isolation and manual workflows with subcommands for list, create, remove, and prune.
/cforkForks the current conversation into a new cmux pane, splitting in the specified direction (default: right).
/bridgeManages peer-to-peer communication between Claude Code sessions — start, connect, listen, ask, peers, status, and stop.
/fleetSplits independent work into parallel Claude Code background sessions for faster throughput. Fan-out on separate files/modules with automatic monitoring and integration.