Keyboard shortcuts

Every default Glade keyboard shortcut for chats, the composer, the workspace and the terminal, and how to change them in Settings.

mod is cmd on macOS and ctrl on Windows and Linux. Change any shortcut in Settings → Keyboard shortcuts.

Chats

Shortcut	Action
`mod+n`	New chat in the current project
`mod+shift+n`	New chat in the latest project
`mod+alt+n`	New chat without a project
`mod+1` … `mod+9`	Jump to a chat in the sidebar
`mod+shift+]` / `mod+shift+[`	Next or previous chat
`ctrl+tab` / `ctrl+shift+tab`	Recent views
`mod+f`	Find in chat
`mod+shift+c`	Copy the chat’s ID
`mod+alt+shift+a`	Archive the chat
`mod+alt+shift+u`	Mark the chat unread

Composer and models

Shortcut	Action
`cmd+l`	Focus the composer
`mod+shift+m`	Open the model picker
`alt+]` / `alt+[`	Next or previous model
`shift+tab`	Next effort level
`mod+shift+e`	Open the model options

Shortcut	Action
`mod+b`	Show or hide the sidebar
`mod+k`	Search
`mod+alt+u`	Activity
`mod+shift+o`	Add a project
`mod+alt+←` / `mod+alt+→`	Previous or next space
`mod+alt+1` … `mod+alt+9`	Jump to a space
`mod+shift+u`	Usage & limits

Workspace

Shortcut	Action
`mod+e`	Explorer
`mod+d`	Source Control
`mod+shift+g`	Pull Requests
`mod+shift+b`	Browser
`mod+p`	Find a file by name
`mod+shift+f`	Search file contents
`mod+o`	Open in your favorite editor
`mod+s`	Save the file
`mod+w`	Close the tab
`cmd+ctrl+←` / `cmd+ctrl+→`	Previous or next tab (macOS)
`ctrl+pageup` / `ctrl+pagedown`	Previous or next tab
`cmd+ctrl+p` / `ctrl+alt+p`	Run the branch’s next Git step

Terminal

Shortcut	Action
`mod+j`	Show or hide the terminal
`mod+t`	New terminal tab (terminal focused)
`mod+d`	Split side by side (terminal focused)
`mod+shift+d`	Split above and below (terminal focused)
`mod+w`	Close the focused shell
`mod+shift+j`	Full-width terminal
`ctrl+1` / `ctrl+2`	Switch between full-width terminal and chat

Computer Use

Shortcut	Action
`ctrl+alt+cmd+esc` (macOS), `ctrl+alt+shift+esc`	Stop Computer Use from any app

Shortcuts are saved in ~/.glade/userdata/keybindings.json. Settings → Keyboard shortcuts edits it for you, or you can edit the file directly. Each rule names a key and a command, with an optional when condition such as terminalFocus or terminalOpen:

[{ "key": "mod+shift+t", "command": "terminal.new", "when": "terminalOpen" }]

When two rules match the same key, the last one wins.