Conversation
The `conversation print` command now accepts a `--last [N]` flag to limit output to the last N turns of a conversation. When used without a value, it defaults to printing only the most recent turn. This is useful for quickly reviewing where a conversation left off without having to scroll through the entire history. When N exceeds the number of available turns, all turns are printed. `--last 0` produces no output. For example: `jp conversation print --last` shows only the final turn, while `jp conversation print --last 3` shows the last three. Signed-off-by: Jean Mertz <git@jeanmertz.com>
Signed-off-by: Jean Mertz <git@jeanmertz.com>
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conversation printcommand now accepts a--last [N]flag to limit output to the last N turns of a conversation. When used without a value, it defaults to printing only the most recent turn.This is useful for quickly reviewing where a conversation left off without having to scroll through the entire history. When N exceeds the number of available turns, all turns are printed.
--last 0produces no output.For example:
jp conversation print --lastshows only the final turn, whilejp conversation print --last 3shows the last three.