Ctrl/Cmd, macOS takes ⌘;
the hints inside the UI spell it the Mac way there (⌘Enter, ⌘S, ⇧Enter).
Agents
Terminals
Channels
Editor and notes
Standard Monaco editing chords (multi-cursor, find/replace, etc.) work as in
VS Code.
Shortcuts match the key you press, not the character it types, so they work
on any keyboard layout. A layout that moves a letter keeps its own chord.
Everywhere
Rail buttons: a single click switches subsystems; clicking the button of the
subsystem already in front toggles its sidebar. Right-clicking a button (or
Shift+F10 on it) opens its menu: open the subsystem, place it — in the other
pane with one pane on screen, in the left or the right pane while the
workspace is split, or move it to the other side when it is already open —
close its pane while split, collapse the sidebar (the subsystem in front), or
open its documentation. A window too narrow for two panes offers only the
opening, the sidebar and the documentation (see the workspace model
for how the panes are chosen).