Command line

The command line is a Vim/Helix-style : prompt at the bottom of the screen. It runs commands by their alias, completes them as you type, and reports when the input cannot be resolved.

Opening and closing

Open with : (the enter_command_mode binding; Ctrl+; is also bound by default).
Type an alias and press Enter to run it.
Esc closes the command line without running anything.
Backspace deletes a character.

Completion

As you type, the client shows a completion menu above the input and, when available, a description for the selected completion. Tab accepts or advances through suggestions, and Up/Down move through the list.

The message area on the right shows feedback such as [Incomplete] or [Unknown: <cmd>].

Built-in aliases

These always work, even if [commands] is empty:

Alias	Action
`w`, `write`	Save
`q`	Quit
`q!`	Force quit without saving
`wq`, `x`	Save and quit
`e!`	Revert
`delete`	Delete the current entry
`archive`	Archive the current table-row version
`ff`	Open the find-file palette
`print`	Open the print page
`bn`	Next buffer
`bp`	Previous buffer
`bd`	Close buffer

Additional aliases can be added under [commands]; see Configuration.

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