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Keyboard shortcuts

Every shortcut 13x listens for, in one place. The pattern is consistent across the app: Ctrl chords drive global actions and navigation, the number row focuses panes, and Esc always backs you out of whatever is open.

Global

These chords work app-wide. Note that Ctrl+L is captured globally for Launch only while idle — once a grid is running it is not intercepted, so it falls through to the focused shell as a normal clear-screen.

  • Ctrl+L — Launch the grid / active workspace. Idle only; once a grid is running it falls through to the focused shell.
  • Ctrl+K — Kill all. Opens the confirm dialog (only while a grid is running).
  • Ctrl+S — Save rig. Updates the active rig in place (prompts for a name if unsaved); on success writes a manual_save checkpoint.
  • Ctrl+B — Open the Broadcast modal (only while a grid is running).
  • Ctrl+G — Toggle Symbol Graph view (graph ↔ grid).
  • Ctrl+Space — Jump to the next agent that needs you (NEEDS YOU > DONE > ERR), wrapping around, scoped to the active workspace.
  • Ctrl+Enter — Jump focus to the broadcast bar (only while a grid is running with live sessions).

Navigation

Move around the grid, focus panes, and back out of any open view.

  • Ctrl+1..Ctrl+9 — Focus (zoom) terminal 1 through 9 in the active workspace.
  • Ctrl+Alt+Arrow — Move the grid selection outline and focus the selected pane (overview only, clamps at edges).
  • Ctrl+Alt+Enter — Open the selected pane in focus mode (overview only).
  • Esc — Leave focus mode, or close the open editor, panel, modal, or run viewer. Also cancels an in-progress new workspace.

Broadcast

Used inside the broadcast bar or modal input.

  • Enter — Send the broadcast. On claude targets, the modal also applies the advisor config.
  • ↑ / ↓ — Walk the broadcast bar's session command history.

Run viewer

  • Enter — Commit the edited run label (blurs the label input).

Per-terminal

Shortcuts that act on the focused shell.

  • Ctrl+C — Copy the selection if any, else send SIGINT (\x03).
  • Ctrl+V — Paste via xterm's bracketed-paste-aware listener.