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Keyboard Shortcuts

All shortcuts use Cmd on macOS and Ctrl on Windows.

These are the six shortcuts you will use most during interviews.

ActionmacOSWindows
Show / hide windowCmd+BCtrl+B
Take screenshotCmd+HCtrl+H
SolveCmd+EnterCtrl+Enter
Think DeeperCmd+Shift+EnterCtrl+Shift+Enter
Toggle audioCmd+Shift+ACtrl+Shift+A
Clear responseCmd+Shift+KCtrl+Shift+K
ActionmacOSWindows
Open settingsCmd+,Ctrl+,
Toggle transcript panelCmd+Shift+TCtrl+Shift+T
Toggle drawer / side panelCmd+ECtrl+E
Expand / collapse viewCmd+Shift+ECtrl+Shift+E
Show shortcuts helpCmd+Shift+/Ctrl+Shift+/
ActionmacOSWindows
Move window upCmd+UpCtrl+Up
Move window downCmd+DownCtrl+Down
Move window leftCmd+LeftCtrl+Left
Move window rightCmd+RightCtrl+Right
Scroll drawer upCmd+Shift+UpCtrl+Shift+Up
Scroll drawer downCmd+Shift+DownCtrl+Shift+Down
  • Cmd/Ctrl+Enter is adaptive. When the microphone is off, it captures a screenshot and solves. When the microphone is on and has a transcript, it solves from the transcript instead.
  • Cmd/Ctrl+B does not break invisibility. Showing the window only makes it visible to you, not to screen share.
  • Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+Enter stacks. You can use Think Deeper multiple times on the same problem for additional analysis.