### Commands
By pressing ^ Ctrl+p you can access the command palette from where you can perform most of the chat actions. The following commands are available:
* `New chat` - create a new chat session
* `Edit chat parameters` - edit the current chat session (change system prompt, parameters or format)
* `Rename chat` - rename the current chat session
* `Export chat` - export the current chat session as markdown
* `Delete chat` - delete the current chat session
* `Clear chat` - clear the chat history, preserving model and system prompt customizations
* `Regenerate last Ollama message` - regenerates the last message from Ollama (will override the `seed` for the specific message with a random one.) Useful if you want to change the system prompt or parameters or just want to try again.
* `Pull model` - pull a model or update an existing one.
* `Change theme` - choose among the available themes.
* `Show logs` - shows the logs of the current oterm session.
### Keyboard shortcuts
The following keyboard shortcuts are supported:
* ^ Ctrl+q - quit
* ^ Ctrl+m - switch to multiline input mode
* ^ Ctrl+i - select an image to include with the next message
* ↑/↓ (while messages are focused) - navigate through the messages
* ↑ (while prompt is focused) - navigate through history of previous prompts
* ^ Ctrl+l - show logs
* ^ Ctrl+n - open a new chat
* ^ Ctrl+Backspace - close the current chat
* ^ Ctrl+Tab - open the next chat
* ^ Ctrl+Shift+Tab - open the previous chat
In multiline mode, you can press Enter to send the message, or Shift+Enter to add a new line at the cursor.
While Ollama is inferring the next message, you can press Esc to cancel the inference.
!!! note
Some of the shortcuts may not work in a certain context, if they are overridden by the widget in focus. For example pressing ↑ while the prompt is in multi-line mode.
If the key bindings clash with your terminal, it is possible to change them by editing the configuration file. See [Configuration](app_config.md).
### Copy / Paste
It is difficult to properly support copy/paste in terminal applications. You can copy blocks to your clipboard as such:
* clicking a message will copy it to the clipboard.
* clicking a code block will only copy the code block to the clipboard.
For most terminals there exists a key modifier you can use to click and drag to manually select text. For example:
* `iTerm` Option key.
* `Gnome Terminal` Shift key.
* `Windows Terminal` Shift key.
The image selection interface.