Command palette and keyboard shortcuts
This page documents LinkCode's command palette, its global keyboard shortcuts, and the keys for answering a permission prompt.
LinkCode ships no in-app cheat sheet — this page is the reference.
Command palette
Press ⌘K (macOS) or Ctrl+K (Windows/Linux) to open the command palette, or use the sidebar's Search row. It searches two things at once as you type:
- Threads — fuzzy-matched by title; selecting one jumps straight to it.
- Commands — fuzzy-matched by name, including New thread (in your most recently used workspace), Open folder…, Settings, and toggles for the sidebar, bottom panel, and right panel.
Global shortcuts
These are captured at the window level, so they work no matter what has focus in the app — including the terminal.
| Action | macOS | Windows/Linux |
|---|---|---|
| Command palette | ⌘K | Ctrl+K |
| Settings | ⌘, | Ctrl+, |
| Toggle sidebar | ⌘B | Ctrl+B |
| Toggle bottom panel (terminal dock) | ⌘J | Ctrl+J |
| Toggle right panel | ⌥⌘B | Ctrl+Alt+B |
Known limitation
On macOS, only the ⌘ combinations above are intercepted — the Ctrl+B / Ctrl+J / Ctrl+Alt+B equivalents are left alone so they still reach the terminal as ordinary keystrokes there. On Windows/Linux, the Ctrl combinations above are the real shortcuts and are captured everywhere, including while the terminal has focus.
Answering a permission prompt
When a permission request is pinned above the composer, you don't need to reach for the mouse:
- 1–9 — pick the matching numbered choice.
- Up / Down arrows — move between choices (and select as you go, for a single-choice prompt).
- Enter — submit the currently selected choice.
- Skip — declines without answering; click the button (it has no dedicated keyboard shortcut).