Explorer & command palette

Two panels keep you moving without reaching for the mouse: the Explorer file tree and the command palette.

Explorer

Open the Explorer with the 🗂 button or ⌘⇧E. It shows a lazy file tree of the active project’s folder — folders load their contents only when you expand them, so a large repo stays fast.

• Click a file to open it as an editor node.
• Right-click a file or folder for Copy Path, Reveal, New File…, and New Folder…. Right-clicking empty space targets the folder root.
• Expanded folders persist per project — the tree remembers what you had open, across closing the drawer and across app restarts.

Note

New File… and New Folder… work on SSH projects too — the file or folder is created on the remote host, not locally.

Command palette

Press ⌘K (Ctrl+K) to open the command palette. It’s the fastest way to do almost anything:

• Create nodes — a terminal, an agent, a chat, and so on.
• Switch projects.
• Jump to a node by its title or a tag.
• Open a file under the project folder.

The palette also searches inside your terminals. It captures each terminal’s visible output and substring-matches it, so a node whose screen contains your query shows up marked found in output — handy for finding which of a dozen terminals printed the error you half-remember.