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Keyboard Shortcuts

Every shortcut in Futurity, grouped the way the app groups them, and how to rebind any of them.

Press Cmd + / (Mac) or Ctrl + / (Windows/Linux) anywhere in Futurity to open the shortcut list, or find it under your avatar → ProfileKeyboard Shortcuts. The same page is also where you rebind them.

The tables below are written Mac-style. On Windows and Linux, read Cmd as Ctrl.

The Keyboard Shortcuts page, grouped into Global, Chat, Vault, Workflows, and Dashboards

Global

These work everywhere in the app.

ShortcutAction
Cmd + KCommand Palette
Cmd + ONew Chat
Cmd + BToggle Sidebar
Cmd + /Keyboard Shortcuts

The command palette is the one to learn first. It searches actions and adapts to where you are — on a chat page it offers chat actions, in the Vault it offers file actions.

Chat

The first three help you drive a conversation; the last five answer tool permission prompts without touching the mouse — see Tool permissions for what allowing a tool means.

ShortcutAction
Cmd + Shift + OFocus Chat Input
EscapeStop Generation
Cmd + Scroll to Bottom
EnterAllow tool once
Shift + EnterAllow tool for chat
Cmd + EnterAlways allow tool
EscapeDeny tool
EEdit tool request

Escape appears twice on purpose: while Corint is writing, it stops the generation; while a tool prompt is waiting, it denies the tool.

Vault

ShortcutAction
Cmd + UUpload Files
Cmd + Shift + NNew Folder

Workflows

ShortcutAction
Cmd + Shift + NNew Workflow
Cmd + ZUndo (Workflow Canvas)
Cmd + Shift + ZRedo (Workflow Canvas)
Cmd + YRedo (Workflow Canvas)

Cmd + Shift + N means New Folder in the Vault and New Workflow on the Workflows page — shortcuts outside the Global group only fire in their own area, so the two never collide.

Dashboards

ShortcutAction
Cmd + Shift + DNew Dashboard
Cmd + EnterSave Widget

Rebinding a shortcut

Any shortcut can be changed: click the one you want, press your new key combination, and click Save.

The rebind editor open on a shortcut, showing the capture box with Save and Cancel

Three things the editor handles for you:

  • Conflicts. If your combination is already taken by a shortcut it could clash with, the editor shows which one and won't save until you pick something else.
  • The custom marker. A rebound shortcut gets a custom chip in the list, and a reset arrow that returns it to the default.
  • Sync. Rebindings are saved to your account, so they follow you across browsers and machines.

One habit to know: while you're typing in a text field, most shortcuts hold back so they never swallow your typing. The command palette, Stop Generation, and the Cmd + Shift combinations still work.

Workflow undo and redo are the deliberate exception to that last part. Inside a text field, Cmd + Z, Cmd + Shift +

Z, and Cmd + Y stand down so they undo what you typed rather than the canvas behind it.

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