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Keyboard shortcuts

Every Tezgah keyboard shortcut on macOS, Windows and Linux, and how to change them.

On Windows and Linux, plain Ctrl+letter keys belong to the shell (Ctrl+C, Ctrl+W…), so Tezgah uses Ctrl+Shift there, like other terminals.

Sessions

Action macOS Windows / Linux
New Claude session ⌘T Ctrl+Shift+T
New shell session ⇧⌘T Ctrl+Shift+N
New session in a worktree ⌥⌘T Ctrl+Alt+Shift+T
Open folder ⌘O Ctrl+Shift+O
Recent conversations ⇧⌘O Ctrl+Shift+H
Go to session ⌘P Ctrl+Shift+P
Next / previous session ⇧⌘] / ⇧⌘[ Ctrl+Tab / Ctrl+Shift+Tab
Next session that needs you ⌘J Ctrl+Shift+J
Session 1–9 ⌘1 … ⌘9 Alt+1 … Alt+9
Close session ⇧⌘W Ctrl+Alt+Shift+W
Toggle sidebar ⌘B Ctrl+Shift+B

Agents

Action macOS Windows / Linux
Allow ⇧⌘↩ Ctrl+Shift+Enter
Deny ⇧⌘⌫ Ctrl+Shift+Backspace
Interrupt ⌘. —
Changes ⇧⌘D Ctrl+Shift+G
Notifications ⌘I Ctrl+Shift+I
Latest unread notification ⇧⌘U Ctrl+Shift+L

Panes

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
Restart pane ⇧⌘R Ctrl+Shift+R

Terminal

Action macOS Windows / Linux
Copy / paste ⌘C / ⌘V Ctrl+Shift+C / Ctrl+Shift+V
Select all ⌘A Ctrl+Shift+A
Find ⌘F Ctrl+Shift+F
Clear terminal ⌘K Ctrl+Shift+K
Bigger / smaller / actual size ⌘= / ⌘- / ⌘0 Ctrl+= / Ctrl+- / Ctrl+0
Settings ⌘, Ctrl+,

Change them

Settings → Keyboard Shortcuts lists every command. Click a shortcut and press the new keys. Tezgah catches conflicts and tells you which command already uses a key. Each shortcut can go back to its default, and Reset All restores them all.

A shortcut needs a modifier key (⌘, Ctrl, ⌥ or ⇧). On Windows and Linux, Ctrl with a single letter belongs to the shell, so add Shift or Alt.

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