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Auto New Session

Send /new command directly to a provider's terminal pane to start a new session.

Usage

autonew <provider>\n

Providers: gemini, codex, opencode, droid, claude

Execution (MANDATORY)

autonew $PROVIDER\n

Rules

This command sends /new directly to the provider's pane without any wrapping.
Use this to clear/reset a provider's session.

Examples

/autonew gemini - Start new Gemini session
/autonew codex - Start new Codex session

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