Termio is built to run from the keyboard. Here are the defaults, grouped by what they do. Every one is rebindable — see Customizing below.
Sessions
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| New Terminal | ⌘T |
| New Chat | ⌘N |
| Open Project | ⌘O |
| Open Quickly (jump to session / project / file) | ⌘⇧O |
| Command Palette | ⌘⇧P |
Panes
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Split Right | ⌘D |
| Split Down | ⌘⇧D |
| Zoom pane (fill the window) | ⌘⇧↩ |
| Close pane | ⌘W |
| Focus left / right / up / down | ⌘⌥← · ⌘⌥→ · ⌘⌥↑ · ⌘⌥↓ |
View
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Increase font size | ⌘= |
| Decrease font size | ⌘- |
| Reset font size | ⌘0 |
| Toggle project files (inspector) | ⌘⌥0 |
| Settings | ⌘, |
The system shortcuts you'd expect also work as usual — ⌘C / ⌘V to copy and
paste, ⌘A to select all, ⌘Q to quit.
Customizing
Open Settings ▸ Keyboard to rebind any command. The editor lists every action with its current binding and flags conflicts as you assign them. Your overrides are saved to:
~/.termio/keybindings.jsonOnly the shortcuts you change are written there — the defaults ship with the app, so the file stays small and easy to read.
Not sure what a command is called? Open the Command
Palette (⌘⇧P) — it lists every action alongside its current
shortcut, so you can find and run things before you commit them to muscle memory.