Keyboard shortcuts

Agntree's default shortcuts use Ctrl+Alt on Windows and Linux and Ctrl+Cmd on macOS, so they stay clear of VS Code's own. Every one can be changed.

#Anywhere in VS Code

Windows and Linux	macOS	Action
`Ctrl+Alt+N`	`Ctrl+Cmd+N`	Go to Next Session That Needs You
`Ctrl+Alt+Enter`	`Ctrl+Cmd+Enter`	New Session with your default agent, in the current worktree
`Ctrl+Alt+F`	`Ctrl+Cmd+F`	Find Session…
`Ctrl+Alt+S`	`Ctrl+Cmd+S`	Starred Sessions…
`Ctrl+Alt+A`	`Ctrl+Cmd+A`	Show the Agntree sidebar

#In the Workspaces view

With a session selected:

Windows and Linux	macOS	Action
`F2`	`F2`	Rename Session…
`Delete`	`Cmd+Backspace`	Remove Session from List… (works on several selected sessions)
`Ctrl+C`	`Cmd+C`	Copy Resume Command

#In the All Files panel

With a file or folder selected:

Windows and Linux	macOS	Action
`F2`	`F2`	Rename...
`Delete`	`Cmd+Backspace`	Delete (moves to the Trash)
`Ctrl+C`	`Cmd+C`	Copy
`Ctrl+X`	`Cmd+X`	Cut
`Ctrl+V`	`Cmd+V`	Paste

#Change a shortcut

Choose Agntree Keyboard Shortcuts… in the Agntree … menu. VS Code's Keyboard Shortcuts editor opens with Agntree's commands. There you can change or remove any shortcut, and give a key to any other Agntree command, such as Fork Session Here or Open Session in Terminal. Session and file commands act on the selected row when run from a key.

#A keyboard-only loop

With a default agent set (Set Default Agent…), a whole working loop needs no mouse:

Ctrl+Alt+Enter starts an agent in the worktree you are in.
Give it a task, then start or switch to another.
Ctrl+Alt+N takes you to whichever agent finished or needs you first.
Ctrl+Alt+F finds a session from last week by description.