Copy the last response or clear the screen
slash commands
// what it does
/copy puts the last output the CLI produced onto your system clipboard so you can paste it elsewhere. /clear wipes the visible terminal history without ending the session or losing conversation state — the model still remembers everything, so it does not reduce tokens; use /compress for that. On Linux, /copy needs a clipboard utility such as xclip or wl-copy installed or it silently no-ops.
// shell
$ /copy$ /clear