Quick open and command palette
Find and open files by name, and find and run app actions by name.
Quick open
Section titled “Quick open”Ctrl+P (macOS ⌘P) searches the files of the current tab group by name. Fuzzy matches work, and up to 50 results are shown. If there are very many files, only the first 20,000 are searched and you are told so.
Quick open does nothing when there is no tab group yet. Click a worktree to open a terminal, or open a file first.
Command palette
Section titled “Command palette”Press Ctrl+Shift+P (macOS ⌘⇧P), or type > in quick open. Commands that can’t run right now are left out.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
| Quick open | Opens quick open |
| New terminal | Opens a terminal tab in the current pane |
| Sidebar: Files / Git / Graph / Harness | Opens the sidebar in that mode |
| Toggle sidebar | Opens or closes the sidebar |
| Toggle markdown view | Switches a markdown tab between preview and edit |
| Go to session awaiting approval | Jumps to the Claude Code tab waiting for permission |
| Add project | Connects a folder |
| Open settings | Opens the settings |
Keys inside the palette
Section titled “Keys inside the palette”| Action | Key |
|---|---|
| Move up and down | ↑ / ↓ |
| Open or run the selected item | Enter |
| Close | Esc |