Sidebar and command palette
Navigate activity, tabs, spaces, and actions without leaving the keyboard.
The sidebar is Supaterm’s overview of the active window. The command palette is the fastest route to any action.
Read the sidebar
Each tab row can show:
- its title and working directory
- an unread count or notification preview
- terminal progress and bell activity
- a coding-agent running or attention state
- a shortcut hint for the first ten tabs
Root tabs and groups share one outline. Pinned root items remain before regular root items, while tabs within a group follow the group’s order. Group cards show their name and color and can be collapsed without changing tab selection order. Spaces sit at the bottom. Update and release cards appear above the space bar when relevant.
Click a row to focus it, middle-click a tab to close it, or right-click for tab and group actions. Drag a root tab onto another root tab to create a group, onto a group to append it, or out of a group to promote it to the root. Drag a group to reorder it as one item. Pinning a grouped tab extracts it as a pinned root tab.
Toggle the sidebar with Command-S.
Use the command palette
Press Command-Shift-P, then type part of an action, space, tab, or pane name. Results include:
- Supaterm window, space, tab, and pane actions
- Ghostty terminal actions and their configured shortcuts
- switch-to-space and switch-to-tab entries
- pin, unpin, and rename actions
- update actions when an update is available
Navigate with the arrow keys or Control-P and Control-N. Press Return to run the selected action and Escape to close the palette. Hold Command to reveal Command-1 through Command-9 quick selection for the visible results.
Because Ghostty bindings are loaded dynamically, the palette reflects your current terminal configuration instead of a fixed list.