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ZeroTrace Companion

Keyboard Shortcuts

Every shortcut in ZeroTrace Companion — global, terminal, AirLeak workspace, and AI assistant.

A small set of shortcuts covers the ninety-percent path through Companion. Memorising the global ones is worth it; the rest are situational.

Global

ShortcutAction
Ctrl+K / Cmd+KOpen the command palette — quick navigation to any view
Ctrl+, / Cmd+,Open settings
Ctrl+/ / Cmd+/Open the in-app shortcut sheet
Ctrl+Shift+DOpen the device picker
Ctrl+Shift+AToggle the AI assistant drawer
EscClose the active dialog or popover
F11Toggle fullscreen

Device picker

ShortcutAction
Ctrl+RRe-scan COM ports
Enter (with port selected)Connect to highlighted device
Ctrl+DDisconnect current device

Terminal view

ShortcutAction
Up / DownCycle through command history
Ctrl+LClear terminal display
Ctrl+CCancel a running command (sent to device)
Ctrl+SSave terminal session to file
Ctrl+FSearch inside the terminal scrollback
TabTab-complete commands (where supported by the device)
Ctrl+Plus / Ctrl+MinusIncrease / decrease terminal font size
Ctrl+0Reset terminal font size

HID dashboard

ShortcutAction
Ctrl+RRefresh device info
Ctrl+Shift+RSoft-reboot the device (with confirmation)
Ctrl+IOpen device information dialog
Ctrl+EExport current device info to file

AirLeak workspace

ShortcutAction
SpacePause / resume live capture
Ctrl+NStart a new capture session
Ctrl+Shift+SStop the current capture session
Ctrl+LOpen the device library
Ctrl+IOpen the insights view
Ctrl+AOpen the alerts view
Ctrl+TOpen the tracking view
Ctrl+FFilter the visible device list
Ctrl+Shift+EExport the current view
Ctrl+PPin the highlighted device to the watch list

AI assistant

ShortcutAction
Ctrl+EnterSend the current message
Ctrl+LClear the chat history
Ctrl+Shift+MSwitch model
EscClose the assistant drawer

The Ctrl+K command palette is the single shortcut worth learning first. It searches every view, every setting, and every connected device. Most actions in Companion are two keystrokes away — Ctrl+K, type the first letters, Enter.

Customisation

Companion ships with these defaults. A future release will add user-customisable bindings; for now, the defaults match the platform conventions you would expect (Ctrl on Windows / Linux, Cmd on macOS).

If a shortcut conflicts with your operating system or another running application, you can disable individual Companion shortcuts in the settings.

Command Palette

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