Is there a way to refer to the result of the previous command in PSCi?

Question

Coming from Haskell, I'm accustomed to using it to refer to the result of the previous command in GHCi:

ghci> 1+1
2
ghci> :type it
it :: Num a => a
ghci> it*2
4

I went looking to see if there was something similar in the PureScript REPL, but I couldn't find anything about it on the "Differences from Haskell" page in the PureScript docs (which makes a certain kind of sense now that I've had some time to think about it, since it is a specific feature of GHCi, not of the Haskell language itself), or in the PSCi documentation. In GHCi I can :show bindings to discover that it has been bound, but PSCi's :show command doesn't accept the bindings argument, and from the built-in PSCi help :? it's not obvious to me if there's a different command that does the same thing. (I know PSCI's :browse lets you examine the functions from a specific module, so since errors reported in PSCi often begin with Error found: in module $PSCI I tried :browse $PSCI, but this produces an indentation error.)

Some errors I've encountered seem to suggest that PSCi is trying to bind the result of a computation to the name it (I've cut some whitespace but otherwise this is copied verbatim from a fresh spago repl session in a toy project—note the final line, in value declaration it):

> import Prelude
> 1+'a'
Error found:
in module $PSCI
at :1:3 - 1:6 (line 1, column 3 - line 1, column 6)
  Could not match type
    Char
  with type
    Int
while checking that type Char
  is at least as general as type Int
while checking that expression 'a'
  has type Int
in value declaration it

But after a successful computation, it isn't available:

> 1+1
2
> it
Error found:
at <internal>:0:0 - 0:0 (line 0, column 0 - line 0, column 0)
  The value of it is undefined here, so this reference is not allowed.

This is a CycleInDeclaration error, which is different from the UnknownName error produced when trying to use some other undefined name like x or foo. This all makes me suspect there is something special going on with it and I'm just missing something obvious about how to make it available for use in the REPL, but as someone brand new to PureScript, I'm not sure where to look next.