Note #2026-08-14-001

Something similar for claude code - by default, it's behavior for ctrl+g is to open an external editor to edit the current prompt, and my $EDITOR is set to emacsclient, so it opens emacs using ctrl+g.

But, if I open claude from inside ghostel/terminal inside emacs, and press ctrl+g out of habit, it pops up a new emacs frame to edit the prompt, instead of the usual expected behavior for ctrl+g.