Command reference Β· Claude Code
/feedback
No longer aliases: /share is now an alias of /bug.
/feedback opens the dialog for sending product feedback about Claude Code itself β not about your own project code. You first choose how much session history to include: just the current session, or additionally other sessions from the same project from the last 24 hours or 7 days. Something is only actually sent after you confirm on a consent screen. /bug and its alias /share open the same dialog; all three send via the same path. If you're signed in directly with Anthropic, the report goes to Anthropic and transcripts are retained for 5 years; via a third-party provider or without Anthropic credentials, the report instead lands locally under ~/.claude/feedback-bundles/ and has to be forwarded yourself. The environment variable DISABLE_FEEDBACK_COMMAND=1 can disable sending entirely.
π THE SAME TASK (βREPORT BUG/FEEDBACKβ) ON OTHER PLATFORMS
β WHEN TO USE IT?
Report a bug in Claude Code itself
Run /feedback after a reproducible error in the tool and select the appropriate session history for the report in the dialog.
Include multiple sessions of a project
Call /feedback and include the last 24 hours of the same project instead of just the current session.
β WHEN NOT TO?
Wanting to report a bug in your own project code
According to the docs, /feedback addresses problems with Claude Code itself, not with your own application.
Better: Write a normal bug-fix prompt or open an issue in your own repo.
Not wanting to send any data to Anthropic
According to the docs, /feedback sends a copy of the conversation history including code to Anthropic by default (or locally with third-party providers).
Better: Set DISABLE_FEEDBACK_COMMAND=1 beforehand to disable the command.
SOURCES
- Claude Code docs (official) β code.claude.com