Keys and mouse

These are the keys of the Normal window and Standard layout, where typing types. The Vim window’s keys are in The Vim window. On a Mac, Alt is Option.

The app’s menus and Settings, Keyboard shortcuts, show the key for each command as your copy has it.

Everywhere

Keys	Does
Ctrl+K	Search or ask
Ctrl+P	Find a file or a part of the map
Ctrl+Shift+P	Every command
Ctrl+Shift+F	Find in files
Ctrl+R	Open a recent file or part of the map
Ctrl+Shift+O	Go to a symbol in this file
Ctrl+T	Go to a symbol anywhere
Ctrl+O	Your projects: open, clone or start one
Ctrl+,	Settings
F1	Help
F10	The menu bar
Ctrl+Q	Quit

Agents

Keys	Does
Ctrl+N	New agent
Ctrl+;	Which agent the new one is: Claude Code, Codex or a plugin’s
Ctrl+.	Where the new agent starts
Ctrl+E	Switch agent
Ctrl+B	Show or hide the agents
Alt+S	The agents’ list over the agent, or alone
F8 and Shift+F8	The next and the previous request for you
Ctrl+M	Snooze an agent
Alt+P	The agent’s model and effort
Alt+T	Step the agent’s effort
Alt+F	The agent’s fast mode, on or off
Ctrl+L	Ask an agent, with what is selected
Ctrl+Shift+L	Add what is selected to the prompt
Alt+X	Voice typing: hold, speak, let go
Ctrl+`	The agent’s terminal, or back to its page
Ctrl+Shift+`	A new terminal

In the composer, Enter sends, Alt+Enter sends and opens the next agent that needs you, and Shift+Enter starts a new line. Ctrl+Enter on a finished agent with nothing written archives it and opens the next.

Panes and tabs

Keys	Does
Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab	The next and the previous tab (also Ctrl+Page Down and Ctrl+Page Up)
F6 and Shift+F6	The next and the previous pane
Ctrl+\	Split the pane, side by side
Ctrl+W	Close the pane or tab
Ctrl+Shift+M	The map

The Normal window’s own

Keys	Does
Ctrl+Shift+N	New agent
Ctrl+Shift+J	Search or ask
Ctrl+Space	Switch agent
Ctrl+Shift+R	Review changes
Ctrl+Shift+A	The Architecture diagram
Ctrl+Shift+E	Files
Ctrl+Shift+G	Source control
Ctrl+Alt+B	Show or hide the right side
Ctrl+Shift+T	Reopen the tab you closed

In Standard layout, Ctrl+Shift+G opens the changes: the working tree, agents and branches.

In code

With a language server for the file’s language:

Keys	Does
F12	Go to the definition
Shift+F12	Find references
F2	Rename
Alt+Enter	Code actions
Alt+Shift+F	Format

The map

Keys	Does
Arrows	Move between cards
Enter	Go into the card
Backspace	Go up
Tab and Shift+Tab	The next and the previous card beside this one
Ctrl+F	Search the map; F3 and Shift+F3 for the next and previous match
F12	Open its code
Shift+F12	What uses it
Alt+F12	What it depends on
Ctrl+F12	Its implementations
F2	Rename
Shift+F2	Rewrite its description
Insert	Add a card after this one
Alt+Insert	Add a card inside this one
Delete	Hide the card, or take a box apart
Ctrl+G	Group the chosen cards
Ctrl+Z	Undo
Ctrl+Shift+Z or Ctrl+Y	Redo
Ctrl+= and Ctrl+-	Zoom in and out
Ctrl+0	The whole map

The Architecture diagram

Keys	Does
Arrows	Move between boxes
Enter	Go into the box
Backspace	Go up
Space	Open the box in place
F12	Its code
Shift+F12	Show it on the graph
Ctrl+F	Search

The agents’ list

Keys	Does
Up and Down	Move
Enter	Press the row
Right and Left	Open or fold a group
Ctrl+Enter	Stop and archive
Ctrl+F	Filter
Alt+Up and Alt+Down	Move the agent up or down

The mouse on the map

Mouse	Does
Wheel, or a pinch	Zoom, about the pointer
Left or middle drag	Pan
Space and a left drag	Pan
Two fingers	Pan; with Ctrl, zoom
Click	Select a card
Shift+click	Add a card to the selection, or take it out
Shift+drag	Draw a box that adds cards
Ctrl+click	Open the card’s code
Double click	Go in or out
Double middle click	The whole map

Settings, Controls like, maps the mouse to the habits of Onshape, SOLIDWORKS, Blender, AutoCAD, Autodesk Fusion, Figma, KiCad, Miro, Rhino or SketchUp instead.