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Claude Code Continue Functionality: Directory Migration Guide ( Claude Code --continue after Directory mv move - Migration Guide and Internal Mechanics explanation )

This guide explains how to preserve Claude Code's --continue functionality when moving project directories, along with the underlying mechanics.

Note: Claude Code currently lacks built-in directory migration features. Each directory maintains independent conversation sessions, and history doesn't automatically transfer when projects are moved.

Quick Fix: Steps to Maintain Continue History

When you move a project directory and want to preserve your conversation history:

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import asyncio
import json
import traceback
import uuid
from typing import (
    Any,
    Awaitable,
    Callable,
    Coroutine,
    Literal,

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Comprehensive Guide to the Socket API

Disclaimer: Grok generated document.

The Socket API is a foundational technology for network and inter-process communication, enabling processes to exchange data across networks or within a single system. Initially developed as part of Berkeley Software Distribution (BSD) UNIX in the early 1980s, the Socket API, often called the Berkeley sockets API, has become a standard interface for networked applications across platforms like Linux, Windows, and macOS. This article provides a thorough exploration of the Socket API, covering its architecture, address families, socket types, protocols, implementation details, practical examples, and advanced concepts.

1. Introduction to the Socket API

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// MARK: - main.swift

import Foundation
import PDFKit // Import PDFKit for native PDF processing
import Network // Import Network framework for web server capabilities
import AppKit // Import AppKit for GUI elements (NSWindow, NSTextView, NSButton)
import UniformTypeIdentifiers // For UTType and MIME type mapping

// Define a custom error type for better error handling
enum IndexerError: Error, CustomStringConvertible {

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ShortKit: Headless Shortcuts Launcher for macOS

Tired of shortcuts:// links opening the Shortcuts GUI app every time? ShortKit is a lightweight AppleScript application that registers its own custom shortkit:// URL scheme, allowing you to silently trigger Shortcuts in the background—no GUI.

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Installation

1. Create the AppleScript

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[Template] Effective Communication Analysis & Coaching Framework

This document compiles a series of structured communication coaching analyses, focused on a real-world conversation reviewed in multiple segments. The analysis is guided by a single consistent prompt and performed in discrete parts to reduce bias and preserve objectivity.

Table of Contents

• Method & Structure
  • Prompt
• Submission Format

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#!/usr/bin/swift
// Required parameters:
// @raycast.schemaVersion 1
// @raycast.title New UUID v7
// @raycast.mode compact
//
// Optional parameters:
// @raycast.icon 🆔
// @raycast.packageName UUID Utilities
// @raycast.description Generate a draft-spec UUID version 7 and copy it to the clipboard.

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#!/bin/sh

declare -r LINE_NUMBER_PANE_WIDTH=3
declare -r LINE_NUMBER_UPDATE_DELAY=0.1
declare -r COLOR_NUMBERS_RGB="101;112;161"
declare -r COLOR_ACTIVE_NUMBER_RGB="255;158;100"

open_line_number_split(){
    local self_path=$(realpath $0)
    local pane_id=$(tmux display-message -pF "#{pane_id}")

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Use a UUID marker on each build (works even if build number doesn't change)

If you want UserDefaults to clear every time you install a new Debug build via Xcode, regardless of version or build number, you can inject a unique marker that changes on every build.

🔧 1. In your Build Settings (not Info.plist), add a custom build variable:

Go to:

Build Settings → User-Defined → click +

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Two scripts that can automate some Chrome tasks for you:

1. Close duplicate tabs
2. Save all your tabs to an Apple Notes Note

Run with osascript ~/close_chrome_duplicates.scpt or osascript ~/save_chrome_tabs_to_notes.scpt

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