Reading a chord
A chord authored with one command modifier matches Cmd on macOS or Ctrl on Windows, so ⌘N fires as Ctrl+N without a second binding. A chord that genuinely wants both requires both physically.
Glyphs: ⌘ Cmd, ⌥ Option or Alt, ⌃ Control, ⇧ Shift. Windows chords are written out in the app.
Navigation
| Action | Chord |
|---|
| Toggle the projects sidebar | ⌘\ |
| Open the project switcher | ⌘P |
| Previous / next project | ⌘↑ / ⌘↓ |
| Jump to project 1 to 9 | ⌥1 … ⌥9 |
| Toggle the Chat panel | ⌘⌃C |
Project tabs
| Action | Chord |
|---|
| Jump to the Nth open tab | ⌘1 … ⌘9 |
| Previous / next tab | ⌘[ / ⌘] |
Tab cycling wraps at both ends. ⌘← and ⌘→ are deliberately unbound so they fall through to native caret movement in text fields.
Tasks board
| Action | Chord |
|---|
| Focus the create-ticket composer | ⌘N |
| Toggle YOLO mode | ⌘Y |
| Toggle the goals display (group by goal) | ⌘G |
| Zoom the board and ticket view in / out | ⌘+ / ⌘- |
| Reset zoom to 100% | ⌘0 |
Ticket view
| Action | Chord |
|---|
| Maximize / restore the terminal | ⌘⇧M |
| Close the ticket | ⌃G |
| Send message to the agent | ↵ |
Artifact viewer
| Action | Chord |
|---|
| Previous / next artifact | ← / → |
| Zoom in / out | + / - |
| Reset zoom | 0 |
| Toggle the gallery overview | G |
| Close the viewer | Esc |
Code
| Action | Chord |
|---|
| Find a file | ⌘P |
| Search across files | ⌘⇧F |
| Save the open file | ⌘S |
| Rename the open file | F2 |
| Close the current tab | ⌘W |
| Previous / next tab | ⌘⇧[ / ⌘⇧] |
Terminals
| Action | Chord |
|---|
| Split the focused pane side by side | ⌘D |
| New browser (preview) tab | ⌘⇧B |
| Rename the active tab | ⌘⇧R |
| Cycle the focused pane's tabs | ⌘⇧[ / ⌘⇧] |
Rebinding
Some bindings are fixed and some are customizable, and the Shortcuts settings screen labels which is which.
A custom chord must carry at least one of Cmd, Ctrl or Alt. That is not arbitrary: a bare letter would swallow typing everywhere in the app.
Matching is glyph-agnostic when you search the shortcuts list, so ⌘N and Cmd N both find the same row.
Next steps
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