All commands

Select the entire active file without modifying it. Source editor focus only, outside searches and dialogs; also works with the Vim profile. The palette entry requires an active editable source.

Filter titles and shortcuts, ignoring case and accents. Opening it clears shared project-search state.

Checks all modified tabs and offers save, save and quit, or quit without saving.

Open the selectable, read-only log and mark errors as read.

Open the root in a new Windows Explorer window or with xdg-open on Linux; requires a system file manager.

With Git focus: fetch and status according to settings. Otherwise: tree, rules and index; does not reload the central document.

Git → Editor → Explorer. May reveal the destination pane.

Explorer → Editor → Git. May reveal Git.

Explorer → Editor → Git → Explorer. Modal inputs and Vim normal/visual modes may capture Tab first.

Showing it focuses Explorer; hiding it returns focus to the editor.

Show and focus Git or hide it. In narrow windows this may hide the other side pane.

Uses the selected Explorer folder or the selected file’s parent. No subpaths or replacement of existing files.

Save active tab content, including Markdown/SVG preview. Detects external changes; source can be formatted first. Retains newer edits made during I/O.

Close the active tab; asks about pending changes. Does not quit the application.

Cycle forward through open tabs. There is no corresponding OEC previous-tab command.

In Explorer, toggle the permanent filter between name/path and literal disk content with hierarchical results. In Editor, find text in the source buffer.

Open literal text search of files saved on disk. Type and press Enter to run.

Toggle Markdown/SVG source and preview while retaining unsaved changes. In a diff, open the current file without closing the diff or restoring a revision. Manuals and raster images are not editable.

Toggle none/word for the session. Use Settings to save a persistent preference.

Project files in source view only, with an enabled formatter. The result changes the buffer; it does not save by itself.

Copy the selection through OSC 52, including selected text from the F12 log. Requires terminal support.

Insert text through PowerShell on Windows or wl-paste/xclip/xsel on Linux. Requires a mounted editable textarea.

Undo an edit in the active buffer. Does not undo filesystem or Git operations.

Redo an undone edit in the active buffer.

Duplicate the current logical line above and move the cursor to its copy. Active source editor only.

Duplicate the current logical line below; preserves line endings. Active source editor only.

Move the cursor by about one visible viewport minus one row, without selecting. In previews/manual these keys scroll the view.

Palette entry: runs fetch and local status reading; respects git.fetchOnRefresh and refreshes historical views.

With Git focus, open HEAD history in the right pane. The palette can open it from another focus.

List local and known remote branches. Does not check out or query every branch on the server.

Available within file/project search or through the palette. Not a global shortcut. Changes last for the session.

Palette: interface for wrap, line numbers, syntax, format on save and keyboard profile, at global or project scope.

Open global JSON in a special tab. Saving validates the complete document.

Open .oec/config.json. Supports partial overrides with schemaVersion 3 and parser restrictions.

Open the embedded Spanish or English summary as a read-only tab.

Palette: count readable text files and show per-file totals. Uses base rules, not temporary search exclusions.

Rank readable project files by descending line count (ties by path); follows root .gitignore, not session exclusions. Click the header to return to the tree.

Second palette entry for the same wrap toggle. It advertises Ctrl+Alt+W, but that shortcut has no default handler.

Only appears when an npm update is available. Handles pending changes and exits 42; the launcher uses the public npm registry, keeps a temporary backup and relaunches the old binary if installation fails.

With an entry selected, open a prefilled dialog; Enter confirms, Esc cancels. Updates open tab paths and rejects collisions or subpaths. Only then appears in the palette.

Move selection with boundaries, keeping it visible.

Open the file or expand/collapse the selected folder. Clicking a row also activates it.

Only collapses an expanded folder; does not move to its parent.

If expanded, collapse the folder and descendants; otherwise expand all subdirectories except .git. Large trees may take time.

Leave root children visible and select the first entry.

Ask for confirmation. Folders are deleted recursively; affected dirty tabs block deletion. Does not use the recycle bin.

Navigate tree rows and the commit-message field. In the field, ↑ returns to the tree.

On a folder toggle expansion; on a file open its diff; in the message field commit if there is text and visible staged changes.

Stage the selected local-change file, folder or group through git add.

In staged, remove from the index. In local changes, ask to discard: restore tracked files from the index and delete untracked files.

Run git pull in local mode; uses Git’s configured remote, credentials and strategy.

Run git push in local mode. OEC does not provide a remote selector.

Toggle expansion of the selected folder or group.

Clear expansions in local changes mode.

If the root is not inside Git and several nested repositories are found, Enter selects one; Esc from changes returns to the list. A sole repository is selected automatically.

In commit history, toggle abbreviated IDs in rows; enabled by default and globally configurable.

In commit history, toggle visible dates for more subject space; enabled by default.

Navigate the active historical view. Rows are virtualized.

Branch → commits → files → diff. On Load more, append a page without changing the pinned revision.

Files → commits → branches where applicable → local changes → repository list when several exist. Keeps diff tabs open.

Select with boundaries in local, project, file and exclusion search.

Project: execute when there are no results, otherwise open the selection. Local: jump to line/column. Files: open the path and close the filter.

Close and clear local/project/file search. In exclusions, return to the originating search.

In the file filter, rebuild index and rules and repeat the query.

In exclusions, complete the input with the selected suggestion.

Toggle the selected suggestion; when none exists, add the typed pattern. .git remains excluded.

Remove session patterns only; never edits .gitignore.

Select filtered palette results, without wrapping.

Close the palette and execute the selected action.

Cancel palette, new file, confirmations or settings. Confirmations block background keyboard input.

Trim the name and exclusively create an empty file. On error, keep the dialog.

In the rename dialog, confirm the trimmed name or cancel. On failure the dialog stays open.

Pending changes: save, save and continue, continue without saving. External conflict: reload, overwrite, cancel.

Execute the selected option. In delete/discard, confirm directly. For pending changes the initial choice is continue without saving.

Navigate the five settings in the settings screen.

Left selects global; right selects project.

Toggle and persist the selected setting. Project scope may save a broad effective configuration, not just the changed property.

Open the selected global or project configuration file.

With the vim profile and an editable textarea, leave insert/visual mode and clear selection. The profile starts in insert mode.

Left, down, up, right in normal/visual; visual extends selection.

Next/previous word in normal or visual mode.

Start/end of line. The 0 handler does not request visual selection extension.

From normal, enter insert mode; a first moves one character right.

From normal, enter visual mode. Full visual operators are not implemented.

Undo from normal mode.

In normal, x deletes a character and dd deletes a line. No counts or registers.

Move to buffer start. G is not advertised as working: its handler is shadowed in this version.

Arrows move the cursor; Shift extends selection. Inherited from OpenTUI 0.5.1, subject to OEC routing.

Start/end of buffer, not line; Shift selects to the boundary.

Ctrl+E goes to line end; Shift variants select to start/end. Ctrl+A without Shift is reserved by OEC to select the entire file.

Move or select to the ends of the wrapped visual line.

Move by words. Meta+Shift extends selection; Ctrl+Shift+arrows is reserved by OEC for pane navigation.

Backspace deletes backward; Delete/Ctrl+D forward. Does not delete files from the editor.

First group deletes the previous word; second deletes the next.

Delete the whole line, to end of line, or to start of line, respectively.

Insert a newline when search or a dialog does not capture it.

Additional textarea undo/redo bindings. Delivery depends on the terminal.

Inherited select-all binding; some systems capture Super before the terminal.

Left/right: visual line. Up/down: buffer. Shift extends selection if the terminal delivers the combination.

Focused scrollbox: arrows/j/k scroll; PageUp/Down half a viewport; Home/End boundaries. These are not textarea movements.