Keyboard Shortcuts

Below are all keyboard shortcuts registered by the Kodik extension. Each can be reassigned in the VS Code keyboard shortcut editor.

Shortcuts table

Action	Windows / Linux	macOS	Condition
Add selection to chat	Ctrl+L	Cmd+L	Editor has selection
Mark selection as sensitive	Ctrl+Alt+S	Cmd+Alt+S	Selection present; anonymizer enabled
Unmark sensitive selection	Ctrl+Alt+U	Cmd+Alt+U	Selection is marked; anonymizer enabled
Accept file changes (File Review)	Alt+A	Alt+A	File review active
Reject file changes (File Review)	Alt+R	Alt+R	File review active
Next change (File Review)	Alt+Right	Alt+Right	File review active
Previous change (File Review)	Alt+Left	Alt+Left	File review active
Generate commit message	(none)	(none)	Git enabled; SCM open

Inline Chat (Ctrl+I / Cmd+I) is a VS Code platform feature managed by the editor, not a Kodik extension keybinding.

Customizing shortcuts

To reassign a shortcut:

1. Open the keyboard shortcut editor:

   • Ctrl+K Ctrl+S (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+K Cmd+S (macOS)
   • Or: File → Preferences → Keyboard Shortcuts

2. Type kodik in the search bar to filter Kodik commands.

3. Click the pencil icon next to the command you want to change.

4. Press the key combination you want to assign, then press Enter.

Keyboard-only workflow

A basic Kodik workflow without touching the mouse:

1. Select code (Shift+Arrow keys).
2. Press Ctrl+L / Cmd+L to add it to chat.
3. Type your question and press Enter.
4. Review the response and apply suggested changes.

Finding all commands

1. Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P).
2. Type kodik to filter the list.
3. Browse the available commands.