Press ⌘/ (Ctrl+/ on Windows and Linux) at any time to see this list inside the app. It’s also under your profile menu as Keyboard shortcuts.
On Windows and Linux, read ⌘ as Ctrl.
| Shortcut |
What it does |
| ⌘ ⇧ O — or just n when you’re not typing |
New chat |
| ⌘ ⇧ ’ |
New temporary chat (a chat that isn’t saved) |
| ⌘ ⇧ ⌫ |
Delete the current chat |
| Shortcut |
What it does |
| ⌘ K — or just / when you’re not typing |
Search your chats |
| ⌘ . |
Open Settings |
| ⌘ / |
Show the shortcuts list |
| ⌘ ⇧ S |
Show or hide the sidebar |
| Esc |
Close the open dialog |
| Shortcut |
What it does |
| Enter |
Send |
| ⇧ Enter |
New line |
| ⇧ Esc |
Jump to the message box from anywhere |
| / at the start of the box |
Open the command menu (prompts, knowledge, chats, people) |
| @ |
Mention a person and invite them to the chat |
| # |
Pick a model for this message |
| Tab |
Accept an autocomplete suggestion |
These work when the message box has focus.
| Shortcut |
What it does |
| ⌘ R |
Regenerate the last reply |
| Esc |
Stop a reply that’s still being written |
| ⌘ ⇧ C |
Copy the last reply |
| ⌘ ⇧ ; |
Copy the last code block |
- The single-key shortcuts (n, /) only fire when you’re not typing in a text field, so they won’t interrupt you mid-sentence.
- ⌘ R and Esc only take over while the message box has focus. Elsewhere they keep their normal browser meaning — reload the page and close a dialog.
- Inside a code block or a list in the message box, Enter adds a line instead of sending.
