Keyboard shortcuts

⌘N starts a session, ⌘O opens a project, ⌘K opens the command palette and a double tap of ⌘ opens Home.

Shortcuts in the menu bar always win: the window never claims a key a menu uses. That is why ⌘M minimizes the window and the models library is ⇧⌘M.

Every menu item in the Mac menu bar and the keys beside it, so you can find an action without learning a shortcut.

Connect… in File runs /connect in the open chat, and Compact in Model runs /compact. In View, Chat, Plan, Agents and Canvas switch the main area, and Canvas also closes the Inspector to make room.

On the Canvas, scroll to pan, hold ⌘ and scroll to zoom, hold Space and drag to pan, and press ⌘G to group the cards you selected.

Dragging on empty space also pans. Hold Shift and drag on empty space to draw a box around cards and select them all. Esc closes an open menu and clears the selection. Delete or Backspace removes the selected cards, and ⌘G and ⇧⌘G group and ungroup them; grouping needs two or more cards and editing switched on with Enable editing. Keys do nothing while you type in a card's text. Canvas explains what the cards hold.

⌘1 to ⌘8 open the inspector panes in order, and ⌃Tab moves between the ones already open.

The shortcut opens the inspector if it is closed. The Mac app explains each pane.

Enter sends, ⇧Enter adds a line, ⌥Enter steers the agent while it works and ⌘. stops it.

While the agent works, Enter queues your message as a follow-up for when it finishes, and ⌥Enter delivers it at the next safe step instead. Sessions explains the difference. With Enter sends turned off in Settings › Input, ⌘Enter sends.

In the Terminal pane, ⌘T opens a new terminal and ⌘⇧[ and ⌘⇧] move between terminals; every other key goes to the shell.

One pane holds up to eight terminals. Double-click a terminal's tab to rename it.