context-fork

You can fork the current Claude CLI session to a cheaper model like Haiku or Sonnet while preserving the full conversation context. This allows seamless task delegation and parallel experimentation without losing prior discussion history.

Yes, you can fork the current session to Haiku, Sonnet, or Opus simultaneously while preserving the entire conversation context. This enables parallel experimentation with different models for targeted analysis or quick queries without history loss.

You can configure allowed tools via the `--tools` flag when forking the session. This controls the execution environment and enhances safety by restricting tool access for the forked model during task execution.

Yes, forking a session to Haiku or other models relies on the Claude CLI. The skill uses a standardized script flow and a configurable tool allowlist to safely execute prompts and return structured results.

The best way is to fork the current session to a cheaper model while preserving the full conversation context. This allows efficient delegation of sub-tasks without losing prior discussion history or starting a new session.

Forking to a cheaper model like Haiku preserves the entire conversation context, enabling quick queries and targeted analysis without the cost of a more expensive model. This reuses prior discussion across model pivots for efficient task execution.