These are Revue’s default keys, grouped as Help › Keyboard Shortcuts groups them. That sheet (⌘/,
or ? in the Inbox) shows the same list with any keys you’ve changed.
⌘. cancels as Esc does, as in other Mac apps: it closes a sheet, a popover or a menu,
and stops an Ask AI answer that’s still coming. On a comment it lists the comment’s actions instead, and in a
terminal the program you’re running gets it.
⌘↩︎ depends on where you are. In the diff it opens Commit, while the review panel has focus it
submits your review, and while you review Claude’s edits it accepts the edit. Submit Review has no key of its own in
the menu for that reason. ↩︎ reveals a comment in the diff from the comments list, and replies to or edits
the comment you’ve selected.
⌘1 to ⌘8 pick a tab by its place, and ⌘9 picks the
last tab. ⇧⌘] and ⇧⌘[ also move between tabs.
⌘] and ⌘[ move between panes, except in Settings, where they go forward
and back.
In the Inbox, J and K (or ↓ and ↑) move through the list, ↩︎
opens the selected row, ⌘Z undoes Mark read or Snooze, and / searches. The Inbox uses
⌥1 to ⌥7 for its views, the same keys the diff uses to choose how you read
a change.