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Start the TUI launcher or preset segments via flags; supports session resume by UUID or title, and print mode.

#c launch

start the interactive TUI launcher to select a profile, model, and directory

Effect: mutating

#Flags

Flags
NameShortTypePresenceEnvDescription
sessionchoicedefault: {"choice": "new-session"}Selection (not typed as a flag). Elect exactly one of --cont, --resume, --print-prompt, --picker, --new-session. which session this launch starts in
    --contrequiredElects session = cont. continue the most recent conversation in the current directory
    --resumestrrequiredElects session = resume. resume one specific session Its value: session to resume, by UUID or by title; an empty string opens Claude Code's own picker
    --print-promptstrrequiredElects session = print-prompt. run one prompt in non-interactive print mode and exit Its value: the prompt to run non-interactively
    --pickerrequiredElects session = picker. browse this profile's sessions and pick one to resume
    --new-sessionrequiredElects session = new-session. start a new session (what a bare launch does)
--profilestroptionalpreset the Profile segment to this value, skipping TUI selection for it
--githubstroptionalpreset the GitHub account segment to this value, skipping TUI selection for it
--modelstroptionalpreset the Model segment to this value (e.g. opus, sonnet), skipping TUI selection
--directorystroptionalpreset the Directory segment to this path, skipping TUI selection for it
--mcpstroptionalpreset the MCP mode segment to this value, skipping TUI selection for it
--permissionsstroptionalpreset the Permissions segment to this value, skipping TUI selection for it
--set-slist[str]default: []set any segment value as KEY=VALUE (e.g. -s version=2.1.119); repeatable
--clientstroptionallaunch target client (one of: claude, miniclaude). When omitted, the interactive launcher prompts with a Client step (cursor on config default_client, else claude) and non-interactive launches use default_client. Passing it explicitly skips that step. 'miniclaude' launches the miniclaude REPL instead; version and strict-MCP selections, config default_flags, and the disallowedTools list are claude-client-only

Flag sets:

  • segments -- --profile, --github, --model, --directory, --mcp, --permissions, --set
  • client -- --client

#Grants

Grants
KindNameReason
proc_mutateexec-clientthe launcher replaces this process with the selected client binary

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