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Tabs Overview

#010 0:13 Part of the Rysh video series

Tabs hold panes, panes hold agents -- and switching between them is one keystroke.

Tabs Overview — 0:13 walkthrough

What you'll see

  1. Start rysh -- one tab with one pane by default.
  2. Add tabs with Ctrl+T n.
  3. Switch tabs with [ (previous) and ] (next).
  4. Switch tabs with Alt+Left / Alt+Right.

Commands shown

rysh
n
n
[
[
]
[
]
]

Keys used

EnterCtrl+tEscape

Transcript

0:00Tabs hold panes, panes hold agents -- and switching between tabs is one keystroke.

0:05Start rysh and you get one tab with one pane. That's your starting point.

0:13Let's add a tab so we have something to move between -- Ctrl+T, then n.

0:22The bracket keys move between tabs: left bracket for previous, right bracket for next.

0:32Alt plus the left and right arrows do the same thing. Each tab is its own workspace of panes and agents.

Key takeaway
Tabs are independent workspaces of panes and agents, and you switch between them with a single key.