Run the /model with Ctrl+M

Resolved 💬 7 comments Opened Aug 30, 2025 by mattsu2020 Closed Nov 28, 2025

💡 Likely answer: A maintainer (mattsu2020, contributor) responded on this thread — see the highlighted reply below.

What feature would you like to see?

Since typing /model is cumbersome, enable execution via a shortcut.

Are you interested in implementing this feature?

I want to implement it immediately.

Additional information

_No response_

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7 Comments

pidgeon777 · 10 months ago

Good suggestion.

milanglacier · 10 months ago

control+M is equivalent to Enter when sending the escape code sequence (yes, there are a lot of quirks in the terminal world where a lot of keys are surprisingly identical). So this severe conflict makes Ctrl-M not a good option.

pidgeon777 · 10 months ago

control+M is equivalent to Enter when sending the escape code sequence (yes, there are a lot of quirks in the terminal world where a lot of keys are surprisingly identical). So this severe conflict makes Ctrl-M not a good option.

Are the hotkeys configurable?

milanglacier · 10 months ago

> control+M is equivalent to Enter when sending the escape code sequence (yes, there are a lot of quirks in the terminal world where a lot of keys are surprisingly identical). So this severe conflict makes Ctrl-M not a good option. Are the hotkeys configurable?

Not sure what do you mean by "configurable". CTRL-M = Enter is the standard terminal key event. What I mean is other keys like Alt-M should work, but not Ctrl-M.

mattsu2020 contributor · 10 months ago

ALT+M is fine, but we need to determine whether it's a Mac or Windows system.

pidgeon777 · 10 months ago

> > control+M is equivalent to Enter when sending the escape code sequence (yes, there are a lot of quirks in the terminal world where a lot of keys are surprisingly identical). So this severe conflict makes Ctrl-M not a good option. > > > Are the hotkeys configurable? Not sure what do you mean by "configurable". CTRL-M = Enter is the standard terminal key event. What I mean is other keys like Alt-M should work, but not Ctrl-M.

My bad. I mean a way to configure codex shortcuts. Is there any configuration to set to achieve that?

etraut-openai contributor · 7 months ago

Thanks for the feature request. This hasn't received any activity or upvotes in over three months, so I'm going to close it.