Panes & layouts

Split panes

A session can hold several panes: terminals and browser panes, side by side or stacked.

Action	macOS	Windows / Linux
Split right	⌘D	Alt+Shift+=
Split down	⌥⌘D	Alt+Shift+-
Open browser	⇧⌘L	Ctrl+Shift+Y
Close pane	⌘W	Ctrl+Shift+W

Each pane has a bar with its status and buttons to split and close it. Drag the line between panes to resize them; double-click it to even them out.

Layouts

Set up a session the way you like it (say, Claude on the left, a dev server and a browser on the right), then choose Save Session as Layout… from the + menu. The layout appears in the + menu; pick it to open the same panes, running the same commands, in any project.

Custom commands

In Settings → Commands, add your own commands, one per line as Name: command:

Dev server: npm run dev
Codex: codex
Tests: npm test -- --watch

Each one runs in a new pane. Start them from the + menu, the quick switcher (⌘P) or tezgah run "Dev server".

Find in terminal

⌘F searches the focused terminal. Enter and ⇧Enter step through matches; there’s an option to match case.

Drop and paste files

Drag files or screenshots onto a terminal to type their paths, which is how you hand an image to Claude. Pasting a copied file or image does the same. In an SSH session, dropped files are uploaded to the server first.

Font size

⌘= and ⌘- change the terminal font size; ⌘0 resets it. You can also set it in Settings → Terminal font size.