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Keyboard shortcuts

You can do everything with the mouse, but a handful of keys make Flotilla fly. Here are the ones worth learning, starting with the most useful.

There's a pattern to them: ⌘ keys work the app, ⌥ keys work panes, and ⌃ keys work the tabs inside a pane. Plain keys always go to the agent.

Press ⌘/ in Flotilla for the full list, or hold it to peek.

Learn these first

`⌘N`	New agent
`⌘O`	Find an agent
`⌥D` `⌥R`	Split the pane down or right
`⌥↩`	Zoom the pane
`⌥[` `⌥]`	Previous or next running agent
`⌘/`	Show every shortcut

`⌥1` … `⌥9`	Open agent 1 to 9 in a new pane; add `⇧` to open it in this one
`⌥W`	Stop the agent
`⌥Q`	Delete the session
`⌥⇧Q`	Delete all completed sessions
`⌥O` `⌥X`	Open the checkout in VS Code or Xcode

`⌥⇧D` `⌥⇧R`	Split up or left
`⌥S`	Smart Organize the grid
`⌘⌥` arrows, `⌥H` `⌥J` `⌥K` `⌥L`	Move focus between panes
`⌥⇥`	Next pane; add `⇧` for the previous
`⌥⇧W`	Close the pane; the agent keeps running

`⌃1` … `⌃5`	Agent, Editor, Changes, Pull Requests, Terminal
`⌃⇥`	Next tab; add `⇧` for the previous
`⌃K`	Back to the agent
`⌃⇧2` … `⌃⇧5`	Open that tab beside the agent
`⌃⇧W`	Close the split

`⇧⌘N`	Add a project
`⇧⌘R`	Review a pull request from its link
`⌘1` `⌘2` `⌘3`	Projects, PRs, Routines
`⌘S`	Show or hide the sidebar
⌘`	Focus the sidebar; then `↑` `↓` to move, `↩` to open, `esc` to go back
`⌘[` `⌘]`	Back or forward through where you've been
`⌘T`	New window tab
`⌘=` `⌘−`	Bigger or smaller text

`⌘P`	Open a file
`⇧⌘P`	Find a function, type or property
`⇧⌘F`	Search every file
`⇧⌘A`	Ask the agent about the selection
`⌘`-click, `⌃⌘J`	Jump to the declaration
`⌘L`	Go to a line