Shortcut Keys
July 20, 2026 · View on GitHub
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Shortcut Keys
LLM Space supports shortcuts from both the desktop menu and the Thread editor. This document uses the macOS Command key in examples; on Windows / Linux, the equivalent key is usually Ctrl.
Menu Shortcuts
These shortcuts come from the desktop application menu.
| Menu | Action | macOS shortcut | Windows / Linux |
|---|---|---|---|
| LLM Space | Open Settings | Command + , | Ctrl + , |
| LLM Space | Hide app | Command + H | Ctrl + H |
| LLM Space | Hide other apps | Command + Shift + H | Ctrl + Shift + H |
| LLM Space | Quit app | Command + Q | Ctrl + Q |
| File | New Thread file | Command + N | Ctrl + N |
| File | New folder | Command + Shift + N | Ctrl + Shift + N |
| File | Close current tab | Command + W | Ctrl + W |
| File | Reopen closed tab | Command + Shift + T | Ctrl + Shift + T |
| View | Open Command Palette | Command + Shift + P | Ctrl + Shift + P |
| View | Toggle left Sidebar | Command + B | Ctrl + B |
| View | Reload app | Command + Shift + R | Ctrl + Shift + R |
| View | Zoom in | Command + + | Ctrl + + |
| View | Zoom out | Command + - | Ctrl + - |
| View | Reset zoom | Command + 0 | Ctrl + 0 |
| Window | Select previous tab | Command + Option + Left | Ctrl + Alt + Left |
| Window | Select next tab | Command + Option + Right | Ctrl + Alt + Right |
| Window | Toggle fullscreen | Command + Shift + F | Ctrl + Shift + F |
Command Palette
Command + Shift + P opens the Command Palette. You can search for and run app commands there, such as opening Settings, toggling the Sidebar, importing files, or closing tabs.
Thread Run Shortcuts
The Thread page supports quickly running the current Thread or continuing from a specific message.
| Action | macOS shortcut | Windows / Linux | Behavior |
|---|---|---|---|
| Run / stop current Thread | Command + Enter | Ctrl + Enter | If no Message editor is focused, run from the last message. If a run is already in progress, stop the current run. |
| Run from current Message | Command + Enter | Ctrl + Enter | If a Message editor is focused, run from that message. |
| Run from current Message | Command + R | Ctrl + R | If a Message editor is focused, run from that message. If no Message is focused, run from the last message. |
| Open quick command entry | Command + P | Ctrl + P | Used to quickly trigger common actions. |
Command + P opens a command search entry where you can type to find actions such as creating files, importing content, closing tabs, or switching tabs.
When a Message is focused
When the cursor is inside a User Message or Assistant Message editor, the run shortcut uses that Message as the starting point. This is equivalent to using Run from this message / Continue on that message.
This is useful for debugging intermediate steps: edit a User Message, Assistant Message, or Tool Call result, then continue running from that point.
When no Message is focused
When focus is not inside any Message editor, the run shortcut starts from the last message. This is equivalent to clicking Run in the top-right corner of the Thread.
If the current Thread is already running, triggering the run shortcut again stops the current run.
Editor Shortcuts
Some inputs and editors handle their own shortcuts first. For example, cut, copy, paste, undo, and redo follow the operating system's default behavior in text editing areas.
If a shortcut does not trigger a global action, first check whether focus is inside an input, CodeMirror editor, or dialog form.