Keyboard shortcuts
Every keyboard shortcut in the Myndlab Build screen, command palette, and editor.
Keyboard shortcuts
Build screen shortcuts
These shortcuts work anywhere inside the Build screen — you don't need to focus a specific element first. They cover the actions you reach for most often during an active build session.
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Run build / generate code | ⌘ Enter |
| Open command palette | ⌘ K |
| Save and push to GitHub | ⌘ S |
| Toggle left rail | ⌘ B |
| Enter voice mode | ⌘ ⇧ P |
| Export project as ZIP | ⌘ ⇧ E |
On Windows and Linux, replace ⌘ (Cmd) with Ctrl throughout. The shortcuts are otherwise identical.
Editor shortcuts
The inline code editor — which opens when you click any generated file in the left rail — supports the shortcuts below. These match the conventions of VS Code, so they'll feel immediately familiar.
| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Undo last AI edit | ⌘ Z |
| Redo | ⌘ ⇧ Z |
| Toggle line comment | ⌘ / |
| Duplicate selected block | ⌘ D |
Undo (⌘ Z) in the Myndlab editor is AI-aware. It doesn't just revert your own keystrokes — it can roll back an entire AI-generated code block as a single undo step, restoring the file to its state immediately before Myndlab touched it.
Command palette (⌘ K)
The command palette is the fastest way to reach any Myndlab action without navigating menus. Press ⌘ K from anywhere in the app to open it, then type to search.
The palette surfaces every action available in your current context: switching projects, running a deploy, toggling dark mode, opening project settings, resetting a build, and more. Actions that cost credits show their estimated credit cost next to the result so you can make an informed decision before confirming.
The command palette also accepts natural-language queries. Typing "add a login page" will surface a shortcut that pre-fills your prompt box with that intent, ready for you to refine and submit.
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