All shortcuts use the “Loxel Default” template and are fully customizable in Settings > Keybindings (Command+,,). Shortcuts use macOS key names; Cmd is the Command key.
Command+Shift+RR depends on focus: in a browser tab, its page or its toolbar, it reloads the page and bypasses the cache; anywhere else it renames the active tab. Settings > Keybindings lists them as Hard Refresh Browser Tab and Rename Tab, and remapping one leaves the other on Command+Shift+RR.
Splits
Splits are chords: press Command+\\, release, then press the next key. The status bar shows the keys typed so far; EscapeEsc cancels.
Action
Shortcut
Split the active panel (same type)
Command+\\ then an arrow
Split as a new panel type
Command+\\ then T terminal / M markdown / D drawing / B browser, then an arrow
Open a panel type as a tab in the group
Command+\\ then the type letter, then ReturnEnter
Move the active tab into a new split
Command+\\ then Shift+Arrow
Focus and panel movement
Action
Shortcut
Move focus between groups, tool bars and the worktree sidebar
Ctrl+Shift+Arrow
Move the active tab to the adjacent group
Ctrl+Cmd+Arrow
Collapse / expand the focused sidebar or panel
Control+Shift+SpaceSpace
Navigation & global
Action
Shortcut
Quick Open (file)
Command+PP
Go to symbol in workspace
Command+Option+OO
Find in files
Command+Shift+FF
Command palette
Command+Shift+PP
Open settings
Command+,,
Theme: Dark / Light / System
unbound — command palette
Reveal the active file in Project Files
Command+Option+EE
Go to the most recent notification
Control+``
Save
Command+SS
In a browser panel or terminal, Command+FF opens a find bar for that panel; Command+GG / Command+Shift+GG (or ReturnEnter / Shift+ReturnEnter in the bar) step through the matches and EscapeEsc closes it. In a code editor, Command+FF opens the editor’s own find widget.
macOS window tiling shortcuts (macOS 15 and later) work in the editor, terminals and the rest of Loxel (in a browser tab, the page gets them first): Fn+Ctrl+Arrow moves the window to a half of the screen, Fn+Ctrl+Shift+Arrow arranges it with the window behind it, and Fn+Ctrl+F fills the screen. They are also listed under Window > Move & Resize in the menu bar. On Mac keyboards Fn+Arrow is Home, End, Page Up or Page Down, so binding one of those with Ctrl in Settings > Keybindings takes it from macOS.
Back/forward work like a browser’s history, across all projects. Worktree numbers count the active project’s worktrees in sidebar order and skip archived worktrees.
Editor
Action
Shortcut
Editor: Change Indentation
unbound — command palette or status bar
Languages
Action
Shortcut
Quick Fix…
Command+..
Fix All
Control+Shift+..
Organize Imports
Shift+Option+OO
Source Action…
Control+Option+SS
Refactor…
Control+Option+RR
C#: Select Solution
unbound — command palette or status bar
C/C++: Select Compile Database
unbound — command palette or status bar
Go: Select Toolchain
unbound — command palette or status bar
Node: Select Version
unbound — command palette or status bar
Python: Select Interpreter
unbound — command palette or status bar
Java: Select JDK
unbound — command palette or status bar
Rust: Select Toolchain
unbound — command palette or status bar
Restart Language Servers
unbound — command palette
Manage Repository Trust
unbound — command palette or status bar
The code action shortcuts work in a code editor whose language server offers that kind of action, and the command palette lists them only then. When several servers offer one (Ruff and the type checker for Python), Fix All and Organize Imports apply the only fix offered or let you pick, and the others list every server’s actions.