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Shortcuts & settings

Global — anywhere on your Mac

⌥`	Show or hide the panel
⌥⇧`	Go to the next session waiting for you
`⌥V`	Dictate a prompt into the active session

All three can be rebound or switched off in Settings → Shortcuts.

`⌘T`	New session
`⌘W`	Close session
`⌘S`	Save a checkpoint
`⌘1` – `⌘9`	Switch to a tab
`⌘D` / `⌘⇧D`	Open / close split view (Pro)
`⌘E`	Agent Office (Pro; free users see a demo)
`⌘F`	Find in the terminal
`⌘G` / `⌘⇧G`	Find next / previous

Hover the notch — peek at the panel; it hides when you move away. Open it from the menu bar icon or the shortcut to make it stay.
Right-click the menu bar icon — a card with three tabs: Sessions (with New, Open Folder and Resume), Usage (plan limits and usage insights) and Quick (silent mode, notifications, sounds, tutorial, support). ⌘N, ⌘O, ⌘, and ⌘Q work while it's open.
Drop a folder on the notch — open it as a session.
Middle-click a tab — close it. Right-click for rename, restart, split and worktree options.
⌘-click a file path in the terminal — reveal it in Finder.
Pin (top-left of the panel) — keep the panel open when you click elsewhere.

General	Notch overlay and the activity line, sounds, notifications, launch at login, automatic updates. Under Detection: Xcode and editor detection, live status, and tracking sessions started outside Termy.
Agent	Which agent to launch, whether to launch it automatically, resuming after a crash, holding queued prompts at the plan limit, Codex hooks, and checkpoint options.
Appearance	Nine color themes (Soft Dark, Warm Night and Paper are the easiest on the eyes), following macOS light / dark if you like. Font, size, weight and line spacing, a minimum contrast that brightens faint colors, and the cursor style.
Shortcuts	The three global shortcuts, plus a reference for the in-panel ones.
Snippets	Your saved prompts.
Pro	Purchase, trial, restoring on another Mac.