Shortcuts

Last updated 2026-08-21

⌘ numbers come from the sidebar order automatically — what each screen does is in the Screen Tour.

Anywhere

KeyAction
⌘KCommand palette — navigate, plus search entry, plan, discussion, and doc titles
⌘1–⌘9, ⌘0Jump to a screen, in sidebar order (⌘1 Today … ⌘9 Agents, ⌘0 AI panel)
⌘[ / ⌘]Screen back / forward — like a browser, back to what you were just reading
⌘PSwitch project
⌘JToggle the terminal dock — from any screen
⌘\Agent panel
⌘,Settings

Tabs and windows

KeyAction
⌘TNew project tab
⌘WClose tab (on the Claude Code screen, session tabs first)
⇧⌘NNew window

Claude Code screen

KeyAction
⏎Send · ⇧⏎ newline
EscInterrupt the running turn
⇧TabCycle permission mode (manual → auto-accept edits → plan → auto)
↑ / ↓Recall previous prompts (in an empty input)
@File mention autocomplete · / slash commands
← / →Move between session tabs (when a tab has focus)

Terminal

These only fire when focus is inside the terminal — with the dock overlaid on another screen, ⌘F won't open scrollback search while you're reading an entry.

KeyAction
⌘TNew session (tab)
⌘WClose pane
⌘D / ⇧⌘DSplit horizontally / vertically
⌘FSearch scrollback — Enter next · ⇧Enter previous · Esc close
⌘LClear screen (⌘K is taken by the palette)
⌘+ / ⌘−Font size · ⇧⌘0 to reset
Double-clickRename a session tab
Reposition buttonCycle dock position — bottom → left → right
Detach buttonMove to a separate terminal-only window (shell preserved)
Note

⌘T and ⌘W exist both globally (project tabs) and in the terminal (sessions and panes). Which one fires depends on where focus is.