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A new command palette. ⌘K (or ⌘⇧P, as in VS Code) shows the commands for where you are first: with a session open, This session (rename, pin, archive, fork, rewind, compact, change model, effort or mode, copy the last reply, delete…), then Git (commit, pull request, sync, switch branch, stage or revert everything, finish a worktree), the project's actions and the terminal's, followed by what you used recently and everything else. Commands that don't apply right now are left out.
⌘P goes to anything: sessions (what needs you first, then what's working, unread and recent) and projects. ⌥↩ opens a session beside the current one.
Prefixes switch what the palette lists without closing it: > commands, + new session, ! project actions, ? help.
Start a session from the palette.New session… asks for a project (recent first, with its branch and status; ⌘1 to ⌘9 pick one, ⌥↩ picks it with a new worktree), then becomes a small message box with the project's defaults: where it runs, the prompt, and the profile, model, effort and mode. ⌘↵ starts it, ⌘E moves it to the full New session view, and Esc keeps the draft for next time.
Fixed
⌘K in the terminal clears the screen, as in Terminal and iTerm.