#keys & mouse
All keys go to the focused terminal, except the ctrl+b prefix (tmux style):
| after ctrl+b | action |
|---|---|
| c / C | split right / below (picker: installed agents or shell) |
| a | cycle the default agent through the installed ones |
| s / S | split with a new shell pane directly, also %/" and |/- |
| w | new workspace (directory prompt with tab completion) |
| t | new tab in the current workspace |
| n / p | next / previous tab |
| ] / [ | next / previous workspace |
| tab / shift+tab | next / previous pane, stays in prefix mode |
| r | rename the focused pane |
| m | open the pane context menu |
| = | equalize all splits |
| u / d | scroll the focused pane's history |
| esc / G | back to live output, clear selection |
| , | settings window: agents, notifications, themes |
| x / X | close pane / close workspace |
| ctrl+b | send a literal ctrl+b to the pane |
| q | quit |
## mouse
Everything is clickable: tabs, workspaces, panes, agents, menus, and the settings entry in the sidebar. Drag workspaces to reorder them, drag pane borders to resize, right-click for context menus, and drag with the left button to select text (copied straight to your clipboard). Wheel events go to the pane under the cursor: agent TUIs scroll themselves, shells scroll their local history, and shift+pgup / shift+pgdn do the same from the keyboard.