Getting Started Chat & Sessions Agents Workflow Providers Advanced Shortcuts FAQ
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Keyboard Shortcuts

Desktop keyboard shortcuts and common controls for chat and workflows.

Application Shortcuts

Quick Chat can open while the application is in the background. Use the other shortcuts while the HexClaw window is active.

ShortcutAction
⌘+Shift+HQuick chat, which opens the floating window globally
⌘+KCommand palette for fast search and navigation
⌘+,Open settings
⌘+NCreate a new session

Chat Page

ShortcutAction
EnterSend the current message
Shift+EnterInsert a line break

Search with the field above the session list, export with the download button in the conversation toolbar, and stop the current response with the stop button in the input area. While an input method is composing text, Enter confirms the text instead of sending it.

Workflow Controls

In Automation → Workflows, use the editor buttons to save a workflow and add, remove, or reorder steps. See the workflow guide for the full process. Undo and redo in a text field apply to the text being edited.

Navigation

ShortcutAction
⌘+1Chat
⌘+2Agents
⌘+3Knowledge
⌘+4Automation
⌘+5Connections
⌘+6Integration
⌘+7Logs
⌘+8Settings
⌘+\Collapse or expand the sidebar

System Tray

InteractionAction
Left-click the tray iconOpen or focus the main window
Right-click the tray iconOpen the tray menu with chat, logs, settings, and quit options

Command Palette

Press ⌘ + K to open the command palette. It supports the following actions:

Navigation Commands

CommandDescription
ChatGo to the Chat page
AgentGo to Agent Management
KnowledgeGo to Knowledge (Documents / Memory)
AutomationGo to Automation (Jobs / Webhooks / Workflows)
ConnectionsGo to Channels & Accounts and Data Connectors
IntegrationGo to Skills / MCP / Prompts
LogsGo to Real-time Logs
SettingsGo to the Settings page

Action Commands

CommandDescription
New ConversationCreate a new session and navigate to Chat
Toggle ThemeSwitch between light and dark mode

Type keywords to quickly filter available commands.

Tip: On macOS use ⌘. On Windows and Linux the equivalent is usually Ctrl.

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