Pin

Requires Chippery Pro

Pin keeps important tool outputs in context so they don't get pruned away during long sessions.

Why Pin?

As your conversation grows, Chippery automatically prunes older content to manage context size. This is usually what you want—but sometimes you need to keep specific information available throughout the session.

Pin lets you mark tool outputs as important so they stay in context.

Commands

Command	Description
/pin	Pin the last tool output
/pins	List all pinned items
/unpin	Unpin a specific item
/unpin-all	Remove all pins

Usage

After running a command that produces output you want to keep:

/pin

This pins the most recent tool output (file read, grep result, etc.).

Viewing Pins

See what you've pinned:

/pins

When to Pin

Pin is useful when you need to reference something throughout a long session:

• API schemas or type definitions
• Configuration files
• Test outputs you're debugging
• Reference code you're using as a template

Unpinning

Remove a specific pin:

/unpin

Clear all pins at once:

/unpin-all

How It Works

Pinned items are protected from automatic pruning. They stay in your context until:

• You unpin them with /unpin or /unpin-all
• You start a new session