In this video, I show you how to clear context in Claude Code the right way—by starting a fresh conversation so your old thread doesn’t bleed into your next task. I also set expectations up front: we’re not “bypassing permissions” in the sense of overriding access controls or evading safety rules. What we’re actually doing is resetting the chat context so Claude stops referencing earlier messages and you get clean, focused outputs for the prompt you’re working on right now. I walk you through the simplest, most reliable method: open Claude in your browser, then click the plus icon on the left to create a brand new chat. Think of it like switching to a new whiteboard—your old notes still exist, but your current workspace is blank. From there, I recommend reinforcing the reset with a clear first message (like “Let’s start a new conversation…”), and then stating your goal with enough detail to guide the response. If the tone is off, tweak your opener with style or length constraints. My main takeaway: when a thread gets cluttered or goes off track, start a new chat and restate your objective—clean intent at the beginning saves you time later.