If you want to remove all the previous history of the commands that you may have executed on your Mac Terminal, you can do that by following the below commands.
% rm ~/.zsh_historyCareful with the below command, it will remove all sessions history!
% rm -r ~/.zsh_sessionsRestart your Terminal and all the history will be gone!
Both the .zsh_history file and .zsh_sessions directory will get re-created as you execute commands on the console.
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