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Printable Claude Code Cheat Sheet (auto-updated daily)

Master Claude Code with this comprehensive guide to keyboard shortcuts and navigation commands, designed to streamline your AI-powered development workflow.

General Controls

CtrlC Cancel input/generation

CtrlD Exit session

CtrlL Clear screen

CtrlO Toggle verbose output

CtrlR Reverse search history

CtrlG Open prompt in editor

CtrlB Background running task

CtrlT Toggle task list

CtrlV Paste image

CtrlF Kill background agents (Ã2)

EscEsc Rewind / undo

Mode Switching

ShiftTab Cycle permission modes

AltP Switch model

AltT Toggle thinking

Input

\Enter Newline (quick)

CtrlJ Newline (control seq)

Prefixes

/ Slash command

! Direct bash

@ File mention + autocomplete

Session Picker

ââ Navigate

ââ Expand/collapse

P Preview

R Rename

/ Search

A All projects

B Current branch

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