Keyboard shortcuts

The hub has no visible controls. These keys drive it. They work while focus is inside a tool, because each tool sends them to the hub.

Hub

Key	Action
`Ctrl+Alt+→`	Next tool
`Ctrl+Alt+←`	Previous tool
`Alt+1`	Kanban
`Alt+2`	Marketplace
`Alt+3`	Cost
`Alt+4`	Memory Diagnoser
`Ctrl+Alt+P`	Open or close the project palette
`Ctrl+Alt+W`	Open or close the config-dir palette
`Ctrl+Alt+A`	Open or close the app launcher

The Alt+number keys follow the tab order. The table shows the default order. The apps list in the config file changes it, and a tool that is off has no number.

On macOS, use Control+Option for Ctrl+Alt and Option for Alt.

Palettes

Key	Action
`↓` or `Tab`	Next row
`↑` or `Shift+Tab`	Previous row
`Enter`	Pick the selected row
`Ctrl+D`	Config-dir palette: remove the selected dir from the list
`Ctrl+R`	App launcher: restart the selected tool
`Esc`	Close the palette

While a palette is open, the tool keys do nothing, so you can type a path that has digits in it.

The app launcher lists the tools in tab order. When it opens, the tool you used before the current one is selected, so Ctrl+Alt+A then Enter goes back to it. A restart stops the tool’s process and starts it again, then reloads its tab. A Kanban restart ends its embedded terminals, so when terminals are open the launcher asks you to press Ctrl+R a second time.

From a Kanban session

Select a session in Kanban, then:

Key	Action
`$`	Open Cost for the session
`M`	Open Marketplace for the session’s project
`Ctrl+M`	Open Memory Diagnoser for the session’s project

Keys Kanban keeps

Kanban uses these keys itself and does not send them to the hub:

Key	Action
`Ctrl+Alt+N`	New session
`Ctrl+Alt+R`	Resume session
`Ctrl+Alt+S`	Swap to the previous session

Keys inside each tool

Each tool has its own keys. Press ? in a tool to see them, or read its docs: