Workbench keyboard reference
Use this reference to reach a Mandarin workbench surface, then check focus before entering text. These are not Ouros X global modifier controls or standalone Agent RX CLI commands. A listed binding does not prove that an optional integration is configured or available in your supplied build.
Workbench controls
| Action | macOS | Other supported keyboard configurations |
|---|---|---|
| Workspace / Files | Command Shift E | Control Shift E |
| Search | Command Shift F | Control Shift F |
| Agent RX panel | Command L | Control L |
| Terminal dock | Control backtick | Control backtick |
| Settings | Command comma | Control comma |
| Hide or restore sidebar | Command B | Control B |
| Toggle light/dark appearance | Command Option T | Control Alt T |
These chords target the workbench, not every text field or terminal program. Search opens a surface; it does not itself prove a search ran or a workspace-wide index exists. Agent RX opens a panel; it does not prove a model connection. Terminal visibility is not a shell command's completion result.
Search strip
| Key | Meaning in the strip |
|---|---|
| Enter | Move to the next match. |
| Shift Enter | Move to the previous match. |
| Tab / Shift Tab | Move between fields and controls. |
| Escape | Close the strip. |
Find and replace act on the active file. Check the file tab before replacing text; file-name navigation is a different operation.
Focus and constrained windows
Menu controls support Tab and Shift Tab, with Enter or Space activation. If the sidebar is constrained, use the icon rail and its labels. A compact rail is not evidence that the workspace or files were removed.
If a chord produces the wrong result, confirm Mandarin is active and the intended control owns focus before trying again. Use the first-folder walkthrough to establish a known starting state, or the editor/agent explanation to identify the surface that owns the action.