claude-code - 💡(How to fix) Fix [Feature Request] Add scroll:lastUserMessage action for Transcript context [1 comments, 2 participants]

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Add a scroll:lastUserMessage action (and ideally scroll:previousUserMessage / scroll:nextUserMessage) for the Scroll and Transcript contexts.

Root Cause

Add a scroll:lastUserMessage action (and ideally scroll:previousUserMessage / scroll:nextUserMessage) for the Scroll and Transcript contexts.

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Summary

Add a scroll:lastUserMessage action (and ideally scroll:previousUserMessage / scroll:nextUserMessage) for the Scroll and Transcript contexts.

Use case

When I switch back to a Claude Code tab after time away, I want one keypress to jump the transcript to where I last typed, so I can re-read the assistant's response in context.

Today

The only options are:

  • Paging up manually with Ctrl+U / PageUp
  • Opening the rewind selector (Esc Esc) — but pressing Enter rewinds the conversation, which is destructive

Proposal

A non-destructive "jump to my last prompt" action. Suggested defaults, mirroring the existing Ctrl+Home / Ctrl+End pattern used by scroll:top / scroll:bottom:

  • Ctrl+Shift+Upscroll:previousUserMessage
  • Ctrl+Shift+Downscroll:nextUserMessage

Environment

  • Platform: darwin
  • Terminal: iTerm.app
  • Version: 2.1.112
  • Feedback ID: d4acca28-0a80-47af-b521-6f0d2ea12515

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TL;DR

Implementing a scroll:lastUserMessage action with a suggested default shortcut of Ctrl+Shift+Up or Ctrl+Shift+Down for navigation could address the issue.

Guidance

  • To implement the proposed action, consider adding a new key binding for scroll:lastUserMessage that navigates to the last user message in the transcript.
  • Verify the functionality by testing the new shortcut after implementing the scroll:lastUserMessage action.
  • Evaluate the feasibility of adding scroll:previousUserMessage and scroll:nextUserMessage actions for enhanced navigation.
  • Consider the platform and terminal compatibility, given the environment specified (darwin, iTerm.app, Version 2.1.112).

Example

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Notes

The implementation details may vary based on the underlying technology stack and architecture of the application, which is not specified in the issue.

Recommendation

Apply workaround: Implement the proposed scroll:lastUserMessage action with the suggested default shortcuts to provide a non-destructive way to jump to the last user message in the transcript.

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