Keyboard shortcuts
These are the default bindings. Settings > Keybindings shows your current assignments and lets you change them.
Mod means Command on macOS and Ctrl on Windows or Linux. Bindings explicitly labelled Ctrl use Ctrl on every platform. Comma-separated chords are pressed in sequence.
Application and workspace
| Action | Default |
|---|---|
| Open settings | Mod+, |
| Open file | Mod+O |
| Open project folder | Mod+K, Mod+O |
| Open a new tab in the Browser plugin, in the default browser | Ctrl+J |
| Reopen closed browser tab | Mod+Shift+T |
| Show graph editor | Mod+1 |
| Show code editor | Mod+2 |
| Toggle project pane | Ctrl+B |
| Toggle Rem | Ctrl+L |
| Run workflow | Mod+Enter |
| Toggle bottom panel | Mod+` |
| New terminal | Ctrl+T |
| Close terminal | Ctrl+W |
| Dictate a message | Mod+Alt+V (press again to finish) |
Run starts executable work. Check which workflow is active before using its shortcut. Shortcuts yield to focused controls when their input handling takes precedence.
Code editor
| Action | Default |
|---|---|
| New file | Mod+N |
| Save active file | Mod+S |
| Close active file | Mod+W |
| Find in file | Mod+F |
| Toggle word wrap | Alt+Z |
Editor-only commands require a relevant editor to be focused. The in-app File, Edit, Selection, View, Terminal and Help menus list further editor shortcuts, such as Ctrl+H to replace, Ctrl+/ to toggle a comment and Shift+Alt+F to format.
Graph editor
| Action | Default, with graph focused |
|---|---|
| Select all nodes | Mod+A |
| Delete selection | Delete |
| Zoom in | = |
| Zoom out | - |
| Fit workflow | F |
Integrated browser
Inside the Browser plugin, Ctrl+Tab and Ctrl+Shift+Tab move between tabs of every browser, and the file close shortcut closes the selected web tab. Ctrl+T inside a tab opens a new tab in the same browser.
These always work in a browser tab:
| Action | Default |
|---|---|
| Focus the address bar | Alt+D |
| Find in page | Mod+F |
| Reload | Mod+R |
| Back / Forward | Alt+Left / Alt+Right |
These work only while the browser has focus, so they don't clash with app shortcuts:
| Action | Default |
|---|---|
| Focus the address bar | Mod+L |
| Reload / hard reload | F5 / Mod+Shift+R |
| Developer tools | F12 |
| Mod+P | |
| Bookmark the page | Mod+D |
| History | Ctrl+H (Cmd+Y on macOS) |
| Reopen closed tab | Mod+Shift+T |
| New private tab | Mod+Shift+N |
| Zoom in / out / reset | Mod+= / Mod+- / Mod+0 |
Source control
Ctrl+Enter (Cmd+Enter on macOS) in the commit message box commits the staged changes.
Rem composer
Enter sends a message, or submits a steering message while a turn is running. Shift+Enter inserts a newline. From the new-thread composer, Ctrl+Enter starts a thread in the background.
The composer owns these keys even if a global command has a similar binding. See Chat and threads for steering and stop behavior.
Customize
Search Keybindings for an action, capture the new combination, and check for conflicts. Clearing a binding removes that shortcut without removing the underlying command. Restore defaults when you want the documented mappings back.