NtwineKeyboard shortcuts
Work the queue without the mouse, and rebind any key.
Press ? anywhere to see every shortcut. Click one to rebind it.
Single-key shortcuts never fire while you're typing in a box, so you don't have to worry about a stray d marking something done.
The queue
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| j / k | Next / previous card, with the caret in its reply box |
| r | Reply |
| d | Mark as done |
| s | Snooze |
| o | Open in a drawer |
| f | Fullscreen |
| t | Open a terminal where the agent works |
| e | Open in editor |
| y | Copy the command that resumes the session in your own terminal |
| m | More actions |
| → | Spinoff |
Anywhere
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| c | New thread |
| n | New project |
| ⌘K | Jump to a thread, project or schedule |
| ⌘I | Thread details |
| ⌘, | Settings |
| ⌥↑ / ⌥↓ | Previous / next project |
| ? | Keyboard shortcuts |
In a prompt box
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| Enter | Send |
| ShiftEnter | New line |
| ⌘Enter | Send now, interrupting the agent; in an empty box, send the queued message |
| @ / # / / | Mention a thread / a project / run a slash command |
| $ first | Run the line in a terminal on the thread |
| Esc | Leave the box, or close the top drawer |
On Windows and Linux, ⌘ is Ctrl and ⌥ is Alt.
Slash commands
Typing / offers Claude Code's own commands and skills, plus any prompts you've saved yourself. Ntwine looks for those in three places:
- under Settings
- in
~/.agents/commands - in a project's
.agents/commands
Type /name and Ntwine sends that prompt instead. Any text after the name fills in $ARGUMENTS. Your own commands work with every agent, not just Claude Code.