#Keyboard shortcuts

Every shortcut lives in a single registry in the source. The terminal keeps its own keys: xterm intercepts ⌘-chords only and passes everything else straight to the PTY, because agents need their control keys.

#Sessions

Key	Action
⌘T	New terminal session
⌘D	Split pane right
⇧⌘D	Split pane down
⌘W	Close focused pane or editor tab (context-aware)
⌘1 … ⌘9	Focus session group n
⌘K then ← ↑ → ↓	Move focus between panes
⌥⇥	Switcher HUD — Terminals and Files rows
⌘+Click	Open a URL, or a file path in the editor at :line:col

#Layout

Key	Action
⌘B	Toggle sidebar
⌘J	Toggle editor column
Ctrl+`	Toggle focus: editor ↔ terminal

#Files

Key	Action
⌘P	Quick-open a file
⌘S	Save
⌘O	Open folder

#Search

Key	Action
⌘F	Search — scope follows focus; cycles scopes while open
⇧⌘F	Search all files

#Git

Key	Action
⇧⌘G	Git panel

#Workspaces

Key	Action
⇧⌘O	Workspace switcher
⌥⇧⇥	Next workspace

#The switcher HUD

⌥⇥ follows macOS app-switcher semantics:

• Hold ⌥ to keep the HUD open
• ⇥ or ←/→ steps through the current row
• ↑/↓ swaps between the Terminals and Files rows
• Releasing ⌥ commits the selection

#Notes on ⌘W

⌘W is context-aware and does not close the window — that's removed from the native menu deliberately. With several agents running, a reflexive ⌘W that killed the window would be expensive.

Closing a window or quitting while sessions are running always asks for confirmation.

#The native menu

The menu bar mirrors every in-app action under View, Terminal and Git, so anything reachable by key is also discoverable by mouse. Window ▸ Next Workspace matches ⌥⇧⇥.