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Print the current session ID. Useful for debugging, logging, or any time you need to reference the session context. Use when asked "what's the session ID?", "print the session ID", or "what session am I in?".

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name	session-id
description	Print the current session ID. Useful for debugging, logging, or any time you need to reference the session context. Use when asked "what's the session ID?", "print the session ID", or "what session am I in?".

${CLAUDE_SESSION_ID}

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