Interesting Cursor command /csave /cload ... Has anyone tried that ? Is that true?

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When I asked AI how to switch to another Chat or Edit and keeping the previous chatting history.

Surprisedly, It gave me some Cursor commands (list below)

It’s intersting. Is that true ? Have anyone tried or heard of that ?

After I tried, sometimes it works, sometimes doesn’t.

  • /export_chat <file_name> supposedly will export files to .cursor/exports (have to create exports manually), but it doesn’t work.

  • /export_report, /import_report only works for Agent mode.

Below are the answers from AI

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Cursor Commands List

Note: It’s answered by Cursor AI, not sure it’s true or not

Command Description

 /csave <session_name>  Saves the current chat session with the specified name. 
 /clist  Lists all saved chat sessions along with their descriptions. 
 /cload <session_name>  Loads a previously saved session by its name. 
 /dlist  Lists all available documents or files related to the current project. 
 /export_chat <file_name>  Exports the current chat session to a JSON file with the specified name. 
 /import_chat <file_name>  Imports a chat session from a specified JSON file. 
 /export_report <file_name>  Exports a report of the current session or analysis to a specified Markdown file. 
 /import_report <file_name>  Imports a report from a specified Markdown file into the current session. 
 /checkpoint <checkpoint_name>  Creates a checkpoint of the current session with the specified name for future reference. 
 /sync_sessions <on/off>  Enables or disables synchronization of sessions across devices. 
 /clear_all_sessions  Clears all saved sessions from the storage. 
 /exit  Exits the current session or mode.

For example:

In Chat/Edit mode:

  1. in Chat window A
    /csave mychat1
    (you can name any session name you like, mychat1, mychat2 …)

  2. switch to Chat B
    /cload mychat1

It will load the previous chatting history from Chat window A

  1. list all the session
    /clist

But it works only between Chat/Edit mode, not Agent mode.

Additional Notes

  • Session Management: Use /csave to save your progress frequently, especially before making significant changes.
  • Import/Export: Use /export_chat to back up your conversations and /import_chat to restore them when needed.
  • Checkpoints: Utilize /checkpoint to create restore points during critical phases of your project.
  • Synchronization: The /sync_sessions command helps maintain consistency across different devices.

Key Features:

  1. Session Persistence
    Sessions auto-save every 30 minutes
    Saved sessions expire after 7 days

  2. Cross-mode Workflow

  • In Ask mode
    /csave partial_discussion
  • Switch to Edit mode
    /cload partial_discussion

  1. Team Collaboration
    Share .cursor/sessions/[session_name].csession files with teammates

  2. Multi-tasking
    Maintain different contexts for various features using separate sessions
    Would you like me to explain any specific command in more detail?
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