Croli
Keyboard shortcuts
Settings → Shortcuts lists every rebindable key combination in the app in a single table. Click the button on the right and press the combination to change it; press Esc to cancel recording.
Shortcuts are a per-device local preference. A change reaches the other windows immediately, so there is no need to reopen the workspace.
"Reset defaults" in the top right restores every binding at once; the button is greyed out when all bindings are already at their defaults.
Recording rules
Click the button once to start recording and the label becomes "Press shortcut..."; click again or press Esc to cancel.
- Every action except Send Message and Newline in Message must carry at least one modifier.
- Conflict detection asks "would this combination fire two actions at once" rather than comparing strings — so equivalent spellings like
mod+=andmod+shift++get caught too, with "Shortcut is already used by "{action}"". - Two pairs of actions are allowed to share the same keys, because they can never appear on the same surface: New Terminal ↔ New Conversation, and Close Current Terminal ↔ Close Current Tab. That is why
mod+tandmod+weach show up twice in the defaults.
mod in this notation is ⌘ on macOS and Ctrl elsewhere. On macOS modifiers render as run-together symbols (⌘⌥⇧), elsewhere as Ctrl+ / Alt+ / Shift+.
Default bindings
Interface
| Action | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Open Search | mod+k |
Show or hide the conversation search panel |
| Toggle Left Sidebar | mod+b |
Show or hide the conversation list sidebar |
| Toggle Right Panel | mod+e |
Show or hide the auxiliary info panel |
| Toggle Terminal | mod+j |
Show or hide the bottom terminal panel |
| Open Folder | mod+o |
Open folder picker and open the folder in the workspace |
| Open Settings | mod+, |
Open settings window |
Tabs
| Action | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| New Conversation | mod+t |
Create a new conversation tab in current folder |
| Close Current Tab | mod+w |
Close current conversation or file tab |
| Reopen Closed Tab | mod+shift+t |
Reopen the most recently closed conversation or file tab |
| Close All File Tabs | mod+shift+w |
Close all open file tabs when the file pane is active |
| Next Tab | mod+tab |
|
| Previous Tab | mod+shift+tab |
|
| Switch to Tab 1–9 | mod+1 … mod+9 |
Jump to conversation or file tab N |
Terminal
| Action | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| New Terminal | mod+t |
Create a new terminal tab when focus is on terminal |
| Close Current Terminal | mod+w |
Close the current terminal tab when focus is on terminal |
These two share their keys with New Conversation / Close Current Tab above; which one fires is decided by whether the most recent mouse activity was inside the terminal.
Input box
| Action | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Send Message | enter |
Send the current message in the input box |
| Newline in Message | shift+enter |
Insert a newline in the message input box |
These two are the only actions allowed without a modifier — if you want "⌘↵ sends, ↵ breaks the line", swap them here.
Zoom
| Action | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Zoom in | mod+= |
Make the window one step larger |
| Zoom out | mod+- |
Make the window one step smaller |
| Reset zoom | mod+0 |
Set the window zoom back to 100% |
The steps are exactly those of Appearance → Zoom.
Worth knowing
- There is one more action not in this table: Suspend/resume custom style — an escape hatch that turns all custom colors and CSS off in one keystroke, and back on with another. It is unassigned by default, but a key you bound to it earlier still works.
- Unassigned actions show as "Unassigned".
- Computer use also has its own global stop shortcut, which is not on this screen — it has to claim the key at the system level, so it belongs to Computer use.