nanoclaw-repl

You can manage persistent REPL sessions by using a markdown-backed workspace that stores session state locally. This zero-dependency approach ensures interactive sessions survive process restarts without requiring external databases.

Yes, dynamic model switching is supported within a single CLI session using the /model command. This enables task-focused work across multiple Claude model contexts without needing to restart the interactive environment.

The best way to branch and search across interactive CLI sessions locally is by using dedicated commands like /branch for forking sessions and /search for cross-session text lookup. This operates entirely on local markdown files without external databases.

No, this markdown-backed REPL approach requires zero external dependencies or databases. It uses markdown files as a local database for deterministic command handling and session management, ensuring full compatibility in isolated environments.

You can export REPL session history to markdown, JSON, or text formats using the /export command. This allows you to extract interactive session logs and metrics for downstream analysis or external archiving.

You should use session compaction in a CLI extension environment when interactive history becomes too long and impacts performance. The /compact command reduces history size while maintaining the persistent session context.