dsh-tui-keys

dsh-TUI spreads its keyboard shortcuts across input editing, session history, view panels, mode switching, and general exit. Memorizing every binding through sheer repetition is unrealistic. dsh-tui-keys collapses them into a single /keys command that opens a full-screen, grouped panel with real-time search across key names and both Chinese and English descriptions, making it effortless to find what a key does and where it lives.

Navigation inside the panel is straightforward: arrow keys step through entries (group headers are skipped automatically), PgUp and PgDn page through long lists, the / key activates search, and Esc clears the search before closing the panel. On hosts without the scene seam (web, headless), the panel degrades gracefully to a grouped text list, and the UI language follows the /lang setting.

The binding catalogue was cross-checked entry by entry against dsh-TUI 0.8.x documentation and source, so it is a snapshot rather than a live spec. Because the TUI iterates quickly, keeping it current means editing a single file (lib/bindings.js). With zero runtime dependencies, dsh-tui-keys suits day-to-day terminal users who want a quick reference, as well as newcomers still learning the dsh-TUI keymap.