⌘ is Cmd on macOS and Ctrl on Windows/Linux. ⌃
is always Ctrl.
Running & saving
Shortcut
Action
⌘⏎
Run the active flow
F5
Run the active flow
⌘S
Save the active file
Finding things
Shortcut
Action
⌘⇧P
Command palette
⌘P
Quick open — jump to a file
⌘/
This shortcut cheat sheet, in the app
Panels & views
Shortcut
Action
⌘B
Toggle the sidebar
⌘⇧E
Show the File Explorer
⌘J
Toggle the bottom panel
⌃`
Toggle the terminal
⌘,
Settings
⌘= / ⌘− / ⌘0
Zoom the UI in / out / reset
Tabs
Shortcut
Action
⌃Tab / ⌃⇧Tab
Next / previous tab
⌘⌥→ / ⌘⌥←
Next / previous tab
⌘1–⌘9
Jump to tab by position (9 = last tab)
⌘W
Close the active tab
⌘⇧T
Reopen the last closed tab
Good to know
Press ⌘/ anytime for a cheat sheet of these shortcuts inside the app — it’s
generated from the same table the app uses, so it never drifts.
Coming from Postman? ⌘⏎ runs the active flow — the same key Postman uses to send a
request, so your muscle memory carries over.
While a modal is open (Generate, Import, Heal, Open Folder), shortcuts are muted —
Esc closes the modal.
⌘⏎ inside a text field belongs to that field (it submits the form in the
Generate and Import modals, inserts a line in the code editor) — click out of the field to
run the flow with it.
In the command palette and File Explorer: ↑/↓ navigate,
Enter confirms, Esc closes.
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