orke settings shortcuts set
Set, disable, or reset a shortcut; set requires chord JSON (key/ctrl/alt/shift/meta).
When to use it
Set, disable, or reset a shortcut; set requires chord JSON (key/ctrl/alt/shift/meta).
Syntax
Terminal
orke settings shortcuts set --platform <windows|linux|mac> --command <string> [--index <0..9>] --mode <set|disable|reset> [--chord <json>] [--json]Options
| Option | Required | Values and meaning |
|---|---|---|
--platform | Required | Operating system whose shortcuts to updatewindows|linux|mac |
--command | Required | Shortcut action ID shown by shortcuts getstring |
--index | Optional | Zero-based shortcut slot for the same action0..9 |
--mode | Required | set assigns a chord, disable removes it, reset restores the defaultset|disable|reset |
--chord | Optional | Key chord JSON containing key/ctrl/alt/shift/metajson |
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Role and constraints
operator · Windows, macOS, Linux
- Requires a running daemon owned by the same OS user; --help never connects.
- mode set requires a chord such as {"key":"T","ctrl":true,"alt":false,"shift":true,"meta":false}. disable removes the shortcut; reset restores the default. tab.activate-index uses index 1..9; other commands use 0.
Examples
Terminal
orke settings shortcuts set --platform windows --command tab.reopen-closed --mode reset --jsonReplace example IDs, slugs, revisions, and files with actual observations and inputs.
Response and partial results
Inspect replies and errors with --json. Acceptance is not work completion.