Keyboard Shortcuts

Currently, Osmynt does not have built-in keyboard shortcuts enabled. All commands are accessed through the Command Palette or context menus.

Accessing Commands

Command Palette

All Osmynt commands are available through the VS Code Command Palette:

  1. Open Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P)
  2. Type "Osmynt" to filter commands
  3. Select the desired command from the list
  4. Press Enter to execute

Context Menus

Some commands are available through context menus:

  • Right-click on selected code - Access sharing options
  • Right-click on shared code - Access code management options
  • Right-click on team members - Access team management options

Available Commands

Authentication Commands

  • Osmynt: Login - Authenticate with GitHub
  • Osmynt: Logout - Sign out of Osmynt

Team Commands

  • Osmynt: Invite Member - Create team and invite members
  • Osmynt: Accept Invitation - Join existing team
  • Osmynt: Remove Member - Remove team member

Code Sharing Commands

  • Osmynt: Share Selected Code - Share selected code
  • Osmynt: View Code blocks - View shared code
  • Osmynt: Copy Code blocks - Copy shared code
  • Osmynt: Open Code blocks to Side - Open shared code in new tab
  • Osmynt: Insert Code blocks at Cursor - Insert shared code at cursor
  • Osmynt: Apply Diff - Apply code changes

Device Management Commands

  • Osmynt: Add Device (Primary - generate code) - Add primary device
  • Osmynt: Add Device (Companion - paste code) - Add companion device
  • Osmynt: Remove Device - Remove device
  • Osmynt: List Devices - List all devices
  • Osmynt: Repair This Device - Repair device connection
  • Osmynt: Force Remove Device - Force remove device
  • Osmynt: Backfill Access for Companion - Backfill access for companion

Utility Commands

  • Osmynt: Refresh - Refresh synchronization
  • Osmynt: Clear Local Cache - Clear local cache

Filter Commands

  • Osmynt: Filter Shared items by This Member - Filter by team member
  • Osmynt: Clear Shared items Filter - Clear all filters

Command Best Practices

Using Commands

  1. Use Command Palette - Access commands via Command Palette
  2. Use context menus - Use right-click menus for quick access
  3. Use panel buttons - Use buttons in the Osmynt panel
  4. Create custom shortcuts - Set up shortcuts for frequently used commands

Command Efficiency

  1. Learn command names - Learn the exact command names
  2. Use command aliases - Use command aliases for efficiency
  3. Use automation - Use command automation when possible
  4. Use batch operations - Use batch operations for multiple items

Command Troubleshooting

  1. Check command availability - Ensure commands are available
  2. Check prerequisites - Ensure prerequisites are met
  3. Check permissions - Ensure you have necessary permissions
  4. Check status - Check command status and results

Next Steps

Now that you understand Osmynt command access:

  1. Learn about commands - Complete command reference
  2. Learn about configuration - Customize your experience
  3. Learn about code sharing - Share and receive code
  4. Learn about team management - Manage teams and members