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Quick Actions

Quick Actions are shortcuts for common git operations that appear on AI session terminals. Instead of typing out git commands manually, you can trigger them with a single click.

Available Actions​

Quick Actions include common git workflow commands such as Commit & Push and other frequently used operations. They are contextual to the session's working directory, so the commands run against the correct repository and branch.

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Quick Actions only appear on AI session terminals, not on plain terminals. They are designed to complement AI-assisted workflows where you want to quickly commit or push changes the AI has made.

Accessing Quick Actions​

There are two ways to trigger Quick Actions:

  • Action pills — Small buttons displayed below the terminal header. Click any pill to trigger that action.
  • Dropdown menu — Open the terminal's dropdown menu (the three-dot icon in the header) to see the full list of available actions.

Execution Modes​

Configure how Quick Actions behave in Settings > Quick Actions:

Paste Only (Default)​

The command is pasted into the terminal but not executed. You can review the command, modify it if needed, and press Enter to run it.

This is the safer option — you always see exactly what will run before it happens.

Execute​

The command is pasted into the terminal and immediately executed. This is faster for routine operations where you trust the command and do not need to review it.

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Start with Paste Only mode until you are comfortable with the commands Quick Actions generate. You can switch to Execute mode later for faster workflows.