Because V3Code is a VS Code fork, your keybindings carry over — including the keymap you’re used to. See Coming from VS Code to bring your setup across.
The ones you’ll use most
Section titled “The ones you’ll use most”| Action | macOS | Windows / Linux |
|---|---|---|
| Open chat | Cmd + I |
Ctrl + I |
| Show all commands | Cmd + Shift + P |
Ctrl + Shift + P |
| Open recent | Ctrl + R |
Ctrl + R |
| Open file or folder | Cmd + O |
Ctrl + O |
| Toggle terminal | Ctrl + ` |
Ctrl + ` |
Prediction and drafting
Section titled “Prediction and drafting”| Action | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Open Quick Edit | Cmd + K on macOS; Ctrl + K on Windows/Linux |
| Accept V3Code Tab completion | Tab |
| Reject a Tab or V Go prediction | Escape |
| Accept a ready V Go next edit | Tab |
| Turbo Draft (Fast) | Shift + Tab |
| Turbo Draft (Deep) | Alt + Shift + Tab |
| Turbo Draft (Deep, multi-file) | Control + Shift + Q on macOS; Ctrl + Shift + Q on Windows/Linux |
| Accept current Turbo Draft hunk | Tab |
| Reject current Turbo Draft hunk | Delete or Shift + Tab |
| Discard remaining Turbo Draft | Escape |
Tab-family shortcuts are context-aware. During Turbo Draft review, Tab accepts the
current hunk instead of an autocomplete suggestion. See Quick Edit,
V3Code Tab & V Go, and Turbo Draft for the
full workflows.