Using Snippets in Terminal
Send saved commands to any terminal session from the snippet sidebar.
Opening the snippet sidebar
Inside any terminal tab (local or SSH), click the Snippets icon in the tab toolbar, or use the shortcut Cmd+Shift+S / Ctrl+Shift+S.
The sidebar slides in from the right. It does not obscure the terminal — it pushes the terminal viewport to accommodate the panel width.
Sending a snippet
- Browse or search for the snippet you want.
- Click the snippet name or the Send arrow.
- The command is written to the terminal at the current cursor position.
Snippets are sent exactly as stored — no variable substitution is performed. If you need dynamic commands, consider using a snippet as a template that you edit after pasting.
Searching snippets
Type in the search box at the top of the sidebar to filter snippets by name, command text, or tag.
Filtering by tag
Click any tag badge in the sidebar to filter to that tag. Click again to clear the filter.
Closing the sidebar
Click the Snippets icon again, press Esc, or use the keyboard shortcut to close the sidebar.