Terminal history

Each terminal keeps up to 5,000 lines and 8 MiB of scrollback on its environment server. T3 Code removes the oldest output when either limit is reached. A long line can be shortened at the start. New terminal output is not truncated.

These limits apply when you reconnect and when T3 Code restores saved terminal history. A client can show less scrollback than the server keeps.

On web and desktop, use Shift+PageUp and Shift+PageDown to read scrollback without leaving terminal input. Ctrl+Shift+Home and Ctrl+Shift+End jump to the start and latest output; use Cmd instead of Ctrl on macOS. Full-screen terminal programs keep these navigation keys.

To copy all retained output, choose Select all in the terminal's context menu, then copy. Cmd+A on macOS and Ctrl+Shift+A elsewhere select the same output. Ctrl+A still moves to the beginning of shell input on Windows and Linux. Jump to latest in the context menu returns to the current output.

fish

T3 Code starts fish with no-query-term, avoiding startup waits for terminal replies. This disables optional fish features that depend on those replies. T3 Code's exported fish_features also hides any universal flags you set with set -U fish_features.

To preserve those flags or enable queries with query-term, include them in fish_features in the environment that launches T3 Code. A shell export applies when you launch T3 Code from that shell; it does not configure a desktop app launched from the Dock or Finder. Enabling queries can restore the startup wait.