On Windows and Linux use Ctrl wherever this page says ⌘.
| Shortcut |
Action |
⌘K or ⌘⇧P |
Command palette: views, projects, New session: <agent>, New terminal, actions |
⌘⇧A |
Agent panel on the right |
⌘1 … ⌘9 |
Views: Dashboard, Agents, Tasks, Code & git, Pipelines, Skills, Audits, Browser, Plugins & MCP |
Esc |
Closes the palette and dialogs |
Press Ctrl+B, release it, then press the key, as in tmux. The prefix stays active for two seconds, and a Ctrl+B… badge pulses on the tab bar. The shortcuts are caught before they reach the terminal, so they work with the focus in a pane. They do not work while a dialog or the palette is open.
| Shortcut |
Action |
Ctrl+B v or % |
Split right (new shell in the active pane’s directory) |
Ctrl+B - or " |
Split down (new shell) |
Ctrl+B a |
New agent session next to the active pane |
Ctrl+B c |
New tab in the current workspace |
Ctrl+B n / p |
Next / previous tab |
Ctrl+B 1 … 9 |
Tab by number |
Ctrl+B → ↓ / ← ↑ |
Focus the next / previous pane in the tab |
Ctrl+B z |
Maximise or restore the active pane |
Ctrl+B x |
Close the active pane |
Ctrl+B w |
Next workspace |
Ctrl+B b |
Show or hide the workspace sidebar |
Ctrl+B ? |
Shortcut cheat sheet |
Ctrl+B Ctrl+B |
Cancel the prefix |
On macOS there are also ⌘D (split right), ⌘⇧D (split down) and ⌘T (new tab).
| Shortcut |
Where |
Action |
⌘P |
Code |
Quick open |
⌘⇧F |
Code |
Search in files |
⌘S |
Editor |
Save the file |
⌘⇧I |
Editor |
Ask an agent about the selected code |
⌘Enter |
Commit box |
Commit |
| Shortcut |
Action |
Enter |
Send the message |
Shift+Enter |
New line |
/ |
Slash commands |
| Key |
Action |
→ |
Next step |
← |
Previous step |
Esc |
Close the tour |
