Keyboard
Every shortcut, and how panning, zooming and scrolling behave on an infinite canvas.
Nothing here needs the trackpad. ⌘/ prints the same list inside the app, which is the copy that is always current.
| Command palette | ⌘K |
| New workspace | ⇧⌘N |
| Add repositories | ⇧⌘O |
| Start or focus the orchestrator | ⇧⌘T |
| Shell at the workspace root | ⌘T |
| New browser | ⌘B |
| Archive the workspace | ⌥⌘A |
| Next agent waiting on you | ⌥⌘N |
| Find | ⌘F · frame the hits ⇧⌘F · clear Esc |
| Fit to content | ⌘0 · actual size ⌘1 · zoom ⌘+ / ⌘− |
| Toggle sidebar / inspector | ⌥⌘S / ⌥⌘I |
| Refresh everything | ⌘R · git only ⇧⌘R |
| Every shortcut, in the app | ⌘/ |
Panning and zooming
Pan by dragging empty canvas or scrolling; zoom with ⌘-scroll or a pinch. Scrolling follows the system “natural scrolling” preference — View → Invert Scroll Direction if you want the opposite.
Scrolling inside a node
Resting the pointer on a terminal or a browser for half a second hands it the wheel, so a scrollback stays reachable and a page can be scrolled. The zoom stays the canvas’s either way — a terminal magnifies rather than reflowing, so the grid holds and a running program is not redrawn on every zoom step.
Moving nodes
Drag a node by its title bar, resize it from the corner grip and double-click it to centre it. The side panels drag from their inner edge.