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⌘K reaches everything.
The command palette is the hub: a fuzzy-filtered list of every command, plus jump-to-tab and move-pane-to-tab entries generated from your current layout. The big overlays — usage, git history, themes, settings — all live behind it.
Commands
| Agent Mode / Default Mode | Switch the active tab’s layout mode |
| New Terminal | ⌘T |
| Split Pane | ⌘D |
| Close Pane | ⌘W |
| Move Pane to New Tab | Break the focused pane out |
| Rename Tab | Override the automatic branch/dir title |
| Add / Edit / Clear Pane Note | Annotate the focused pane |
| Toggle Sidebar | Hide or show the tab & agent tree |
| Usage Review | Full-screen usage overlay |
| Git Graph | Full-screen history overlay |
| Worktrees… | ⌘⇧W |
| Theme Editor | Pick and tweak the color theme |
| Settings | The full settings overlay |
| Start / Stop Remote Listener | The iOS remote bridge |
| Toggle Notch | Show or hide the Quorum notch |
The list also grows dynamic rows: Jump to Tab and Move Pane to Tab entries for each open tab, labeled the way the tab bar labels them. Long lists scroll inside the panel.
Usage Review
A full-screen accounting of your agent usage, rendered from the same quorum-usagecrate the notch's usage meter uses — so the terminal overlay and the notch always show identical numbers, read locally from the Claude Code and Codex data directories.
Git Graph
An interactive, GitUp-inspired repository graph: history laid out in swim-lanes, one column per active branch, covering a ~2,000-commit window. It shells out to the git CLI rather than linking libgit2 — keeping the crate pure Rust — and parses off the event loop, so the overlay opens instantly even in big repos.
Theme Editor
Live theme switching across seven built-ins, with per-color TOML overrides on top. Theme choice is shared with the Quorum settings app through ~/.quorum/terminal-theme.json — change it in either place and both follow.
Settings
An in-terminal mirror of the entiremacOS QuorumSettings app — General, Keyboard Shortcuts, Planning, Browser Patterns, Data & Privacy, and About. Both surfaces read and write the same files under ~/.quorum/, so the on-disk state is the single source of truth and changes propagate both ways.
- Every chord is rebindable from Keyboard Shortcuts.
- Data & Privacy shows exactly which local files are read.