Keybindings

Exit

Action	What happens
`Ctrl+C` (single press)	Soft-interrupt — logs `[soft-interrupt]` to stderr. Does not quit.
`Ctrl+C` twice within 1500ms	Clean exit. Restores terminal state, stops the dispatcher, destroys the renderer.
`q`	Clean exit, but only when no drawer or help overlay is open. While a drawer is open, `q` is reserved for the drawer.
`/quit` (alias `/exit`)	Clean exit from the composer.

The double-tap-to-exit rule prevents accidental quit-on-Ctrl+C while a long run is in flight. Hitting Ctrl+C once is the conventional "soft cancel" — hitting it twice means you really want out.

Focus

Action	Key
Focus the Agents panel	`focus:agents` (via Command Palette or palette shortcut)
Focus the Timeline	`focus:timeline`
Focus the Composer	`focus:composer`

The exact shortcut keys are surfaced in the Command Palette (/help to open the palette and search "Focus").

Drawer keys

When a drawer is open:

Key	Action
`Esc`	Close the drawer
`↑` / `↓`	Move selection within the drawer
`Enter`	Activate the focused item (varies per drawer)
`a`	Approve (Approval drawer)
`r`	Reject (Approval drawer)
`q`	(reserved by the drawer; does not quit the app)

Each drawer can register its own additional keymap. See the per-drawer entries in Reference → Drawers.

Composer

Key	Action
`Enter`	Send
`Shift+Enter`	Newline
`Tab`	Autocomplete slash command
`↑` / `↓`	Browse composer history

Command Palette

Key	Action
Open palette	Listed in `/help`, also via the `Open Command Palette` action
Type	Fuzzy-search across commands, drawers, controls, focus targets
`Enter`	Run the selected action

Signals

Signal	Behavior
`SIGINT` (Ctrl+C)	Soft-interrupt then double-tap to exit (see above)
`SIGTERM`	Clean exit
crash / unhandled exception	Terminal state is restored on the way out

The terminal is always restored on exit — cursor visible, raw mode off — even if the renderer crashed.