Keyboard Shortcuts

AIRGAP Studio is built on VSCodium, so all standard VS Code shortcuts work as-is. Additional shortcuts are provided depending on the active assistant (Cline fork / Continue fork).

Standard VS Code Shortcuts (VSCodium-compatible)

Shortcut	Action
`Ctrl+Shift+P`	Command Palette
`Ctrl+P`	Quick Open (file search)
`Ctrl+B`	Sidebar Toggle
`Ctrl+,`	Settings
`Ctrl+K Ctrl+O`	Open Folder
`F1`	Command Palette (alternate)
`Ctrl+/`	Toggle Comment
`F12`	Go to Definition

When AIRGAP Lite Assistant Is Active (Continue fork, default)

Shortcut	Action
`Ctrl+L`	Quick Edit (modify selected code via natural language)
`Ctrl+I`	Inline Edit
`Ctrl+Alt+Space`	Autocomplete trigger
`Ctrl+;`	Sidebar focus
`Ctrl+Shift+L`	Send code block to chat

See the Lite Assistant docs for the complete list of 18 shortcuts.

When AIRGAP Assistant (Cline fork) Is Active

Shortcut	Action
`Ctrl+'`	Focus chat input (focusChatInput)

Cline slash commands (type / in the chat input):

/newtask, /smol, /newrule, /deep-planning, /explain-changes, /compact, /reportbug, /subagent

Details: AIRGAP Assistant docs

AIRGAP-Specific Commands (Command Palette only)

No default key bindings — user-configurable. Press Ctrl+K Ctrl+S to open the Keyboard Shortcuts screen and bind the following commands:

airgap.selectLlamaModel — Select AI model
airgap.switchAssistant — Switch assistant
airgapMonitor.refreshStatus — Refresh Monitor state
airgap.openLibrary — UI Library

Customization

Change shortcuts via the standard VS Code procedure:

Ctrl+K Ctrl+S → Keyboard Shortcuts screen
Search for the command → click the edit icon on the right → enter a new key
The change is automatically saved to keybindings.json

Shortcuts shown in older documentation (Ctrl+Shift+A, Ctrl+Shift+D, etc.) were never actually registered. The table above lists the shortcuts that actually work.