Keyboard shortcuts
Getting around the notebook without the mouse.
Clusy follows familiar notebook conventions, so if you've used Jupyter the muscle memory mostly carries over.
This page describes the kinds of actions you can drive from the keyboard rather than fixed key combinations, since the exact bindings can change and the live ones are always shown in the app.
Running cells
The usual notebook pattern: run the current cell and stay on it, run it and move to the next, or run it and insert a new one below.
Moving around
Move the selection up and down through cells, jump to the top or bottom of the notebook, and enter a cell to edit it or leave edit mode to go back to cell-level actions.
Editing
Insert a cell above or below, delete the selected cell, duplicate it, move it up or down, and switch a code cell between its code and text faces.
Panels and branches
Focus the chat to talk to the agent, toggle the terminal and variable inspector, and switch branches.
The fastest way to see the exact bindings is the app itself. The shortcut list reflects any customizations and is always current.