Find your way.

The keys and shortcuts that get you anywhere in baum, and where to find help.

Everything in baum works from the keyboard. On Linux, read ⌘ as Ctrl and ⌥ as Alt.

Help is one key away

Click ? beside Settings in the sidebar, or press ?, to open the help menu: Show shortcuts, Report a problem and Open the docs. Press ? then Enter to see every shortcut for the page you’re on.
Hold ⌥ Option to show each key on the page’s buttons.
The first time you open baum, a short tour shows you the main pages in a small sample project, so there’s something to see before your own pull requests arrive. To see it again, open Go to (⌘K) and choose Take the tour.
When something isn’t working, Check this computer in Settings finds the problem and tells you how to fix it.

Keys	What they do
`⌘K`	Go to any page, pull request or session by name.
`⌘1` to `⌘8`	Open a sidebar page: Inbox, Pull requests, Timeline, Sessions, Analytics, Repositories, Jobs, Settings.
`⌘.`	Actions for the focused row, as with a right click.
`⌘R`	Refresh the page from GitHub. It doesn’t reload the app.
`⌘[` `⌘]`	Back and forward. On Linux, `Alt+←` and `Alt+→`.
`?`	Open the help menu: shortcuts, Report a problem, the docs.

You can change the key held with 1 to 8 in Settings → General → Page shortcut modifier.

On the Inbox, Pull requests, Sessions and other lists:

Keys	What they do
`j` `k` or `↓` `↑`	Move down and up.
`Enter` or `o`	Open the row.
`Space`	Peek at the row without leaving the list.
`Escape`	Clear the row focus.

Keys	What they do
`m`	Merge, where offered.
`f`	Fix, where offered.
`g`	Generate or regenerate the review.
`a`	Ask the review’s agent a question.
`t`	Watch the fix agent, or read its last transcript.

Keys	What they do
`f`	Bring the session’s terminal or window to the front. See Focus.
`1` to `9`	Answer the focused question or permission.
`r`	Reply to the session.
`p`	Open the session’s pull request.

If something still isn’t right, choose Report a problem in the help menu, or in Check this computer:

Say what happened. What you did, what you expected and what happened instead.
Choose what to attach. Nothing, Versions only (baum’s, your system’s and each tool’s version), or All diagnostics: a summary of Check this computer with secrets and e-mail addresses masked, and your clones and PATH left out. A preview shows exactly what is included.
Open the issue. baum opens a new issue on GitHub in your browser, filled in with what you chose. The issue is public, so read it before you submit: the summary still lists tool versions and some paths. Nothing is sent until you submit it.