Workspace
Shortcuts
The default shortcuts, and how to change them
Everything in uze is clickable; keys are the shortcut. F1 shows the ones that
work where you are, along with the rarer actions that have no key of their own.
When uze asks you something, the arrows move between the answers, Enter
takes the one you are on and Esc cancels.
Defaults
| Keys | Action |
|---|---|
Alt+N | New agent |
Ctrl+T | New shell tab |
Alt+S | New space |
Ctrl+W | Close the tab |
F2 | Rename the selection |
Alt+↑ / Alt+↓ | Previous / next agent |
Ctrl+↑ / Ctrl+↓ | Previous / next space |
Alt+X | What the checkout intends: its changes, designs and tasks (Spec) |
Alt+A | The project's diagrams (Architect) |
Alt+G | What the agent changed (Code) |
Alt+E | The agent's files (Code) |
Alt+I | Deliver the agent's work |
Alt+P | Work: each project's kept work and checkouts, and what needs you |
Ctrl+O | Management, and back |
F1 | The keys that work here |
Ctrl+Q | Quit |
Every other key goes to the agent in the pane.
Change a key
In management (Ctrl+O), open Shortcuts, pick an action and press the new
key. The screen tells you if your terminal cannot send it.
Your changes live in ~/.uze/keys.json, which holds only what differs from the
defaults:
{
"bindings": {
"workspace": {
"new-shell-tab": ["f4"],
"close-tab": []
}
}
}An empty list unbinds the action.
On macOS, Alt shortcuts need your terminal to send Option as Meta
(Terminal.app and iTerm2 have a setting for it).