hermes-shortcut-cheat-sheet: the shortcut list from source, not docs
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The published Hermes Desktop docs list about twelve keyboard shortcuts. The real list lives in the app’s keybind registry — rebindable actions, fixed keys, and generated profile/session slot bindings — and nobody had transcribed it. This repo is that transcription, generated from source rather than written by hand, so it’s complete and it’s correct.
The output ships three ways: an interactive dark-themed HTML with per-OS columns (Mac / Windows-Linux), a light single-page 3-column print layout for hanging on a wall, and PNG renders of both. A PROMPT.md contains the exact prompt to regenerate everything from a newer version of the source — paste it into any coding agent session and the sheet stays correct across app releases.
Features:
- Generated directly from
KEYBIND_ACTIONS,KEYBIND_READONLY, and the global hotkey modules in the desktop source - Per-OS columns with correct
modresolution: ⌘ on macOS, Ctrl on Windows/Linux - Documents the subtle stuff:
ctrl≠ ⌘ even on Mac; the dual-purpose ⌘/Ctrl+G behavior while find is open; Mac-only voice binding - All 18 profile slots (⌘1…⌘9, ⌘⌥1…⌘⌥9) and session slots (⌃1…⌃9)
- Render logic verified headlessly under Node — zero JS errors, no broken word chips
- MIT licensed; share the prompt, regenerate your own