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Show the current workstream, or dispatch ctx subcommands like list, start, resume, delete, and branch.
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Use or bootstrap the `ctx` CLI to search, start, resume, rename, delete, branch, and inspect saved coding workstreams.
Branch one workstream into a new workstream with a frozen starting snapshot.
Delete the latest session in a ContextFun workstream, or delete a specific session id.
List available ContextFun workstreams
Resume a ContextFun workstream and print a markdown pack.
Create a new ContextFun workstream and its first session, then print a markdown pack.
| name | ctx |
| description | Show the current workstream, or dispatch ctx subcommands like list, start, resume, delete, and branch. |
Usage
/ctx — show the current workstream/ctx list/ctx search <query>/ctx start <workstream> [--pull]/ctx resume <workstream>/ctx rename <new-name> or /ctx rename <new-name> --from <existing-workstream>/ctx delete <workstream> or /ctx delete --session-id <id>/ctx branch <source-workstream> <target-workstream>Backing script
scripts/ctx.shNotes
ctx command or the repo fallback.start is for creating a new workstream. If that name already exists, ctx automatically creates name (1), name (2), and so on.resume is for continuing an existing workstream.branch copies the current context snapshot from one workstream into a new workstream without sharing future transcript pulls.