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- Add context explaining the problem it solves
- Add 'What it does' section with bullet points
- Add 'Usage' section explaining how to use cly
- Include example of what the terminal title looks like
- Make the section understandable without external references
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## Terminal Title Trick
Add this to your `~/.zshrc` to see which folder Claude Code is working on:
When running multiple Claude Code instances, it's hard to know which terminal is working on which project. Add this `cly` function to your `~/.zshrc` to solve this:
```bash
cly () {
@@ -210,7 +210,13 @@ cly () {
}
```
This shows the current folder name in your terminal tab, making it easy to track multiple Claude Code instances. The `cly` function also bypasses permission prompts for smoother operation.
**What it does:**
- Shows the current folder name in your terminal tab (e.g., "agent-rules — Claude")
- Bypasses permission prompts with `--dangerously-skip-permissions`
- Restores the original terminal title when Claude exits
- Makes it easy to identify which Claude instance is working on which project
**Usage:** Instead of typing `claude`, type `cly` to start Claude Code with dynamic terminal titles.
Learn more about this terminal title trick and other Claude Code tips at: https://steipete.me/posts/2025/commanding-your-claude-code-army