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Small features can change workflows massively -- and the new /btw is definitely one of such.

❌ Before:

This is what many of us are used to right now -- every question you ask an AI coding assistant becomes part of the same growing conversation thread:

No /btw feature used to ask questions here 👇:

Which unfortunately leads to questions, clarifications, and quick reminders slowly cluttering the context -- making sessions more expensive than ever.

✅ Now:

Now Claude Code’s new /btw command is here to change all that -- by creating a lightweight lane for disposable, context-aware questions.

Making changes just before using /btw:

Asking questions on our changes with /btw:

When we press Enter, the btw message disappears and we're back to our normal conversation:

It’s a simple but powerful feature that makes those long coding sessions cleaner and much more efficient.

/btw is a lightweight side-question feature inside Claude Code. It can see the current session context, meaning it understands the code, decisions, and task state already in play.

But unlike the main thread, it’s intentionally constrained.

/btw understands the active session.

That means you can ask questions tied to the current work, such as:

Making changes to our codebase:

Using /btw to ask context-aware questions:

You’re not asking a model with zero memory. You’re asking from inside the active coding session, where the relevant context already exists.

That’s what makes /btw more useful than opening a separate AI chat.

The core idea behind /btw is that the interaction is temporary.

Your question and its answer do not become part of the main conversation history.

Making changes to our codebase:

Why this matters:

Many developer questions are momentary:

Using /btw to ask questions:

Claude Code doesn't remember the previous /btw message:

You need the answer right now, but the agent doesn’t need to keep re-reading that exchange for the rest of the session.

Think of /btw as:

Another important constraint:

/btw cannot perform actions.

Making changes to our codebase:

It cannot:

It can only talk.

Trying to make changes with /btw -- it doesn't work -- it only shows a message containing the code at best:

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