/clear command resets working directory to home directory

Description

The /clear command resets the working directory to the user's home directory instead of preserving the current working directory.

Expected Behavior

After running /clear, the working directory should remain unchanged. If I was in ~/projects/pirdly-research before clearing, I should still be there after clearing.

Actual Behavior

After running /clear, the working directory is reset to the home directory (~ or /Users/<username>).

Reproduction Steps

1. Start Claude Code
2. Navigate to a project directory (e.g., cd ~/projects/pirdly-research)
3. Confirm current directory with pwd
4. Run /clear to clear the conversation
5. Run pwd again

Result: Working directory is now the home directory instead of the project directory.

Environment

• OS: macOS (Darwin 25.2.0)
• Date observed: 2026-01-17