CodeHero PRO — User Guide

Complete guide to using the CodeHero platform for AI-powered software development.

1. Login & Dashboard

Login

Open your browser and navigate to https://YOUR_IP:9453. You'll see the login page.

Default credentials:

• Username: admin
• Password: admin123

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): If enabled in settings, you'll be prompted for a 6-digit code from Google Authenticator. Use "Remember this device" to skip 2FA on trusted devices until end of month.

Account Lockout: After 5 failed login attempts, the account is locked for 15 minutes.

Dashboard

The Dashboard is your main control center showing real-time system status.

Dashboard elements:

• System Status — Whether the daemon service is running
• Quick Stats — Active projects, open tickets, sessions today, total tokens
• Recent Activity — Latest ticket updates and completions
• Token Usage — Daily/weekly/monthly token consumption charts
• Update Badge — Green badge appears when a new version is available

2. Creating Projects

Projects Page

The Projects page shows all your development projects in a card grid layout.

Each project card displays: project name, type, description, working directory path, open ticket count, provider/model, and quick action buttons.

Create New Project

Click "+ New Project" to open the creation modal.

Field	Required	Description
Name	Yes	Descriptive project name
Project Type	Yes	web, app, api, cli, library
Tech Stack	Yes	php, node, react, python, java, etc.
Description	Yes	Brief description of the project
Web/App Path	No	Working directory (auto-generated)
Provider	No	AI provider (anthropic, gemini, openai, etc.)
AI Model	No	Developer role (master/senior/junior)
Think Mode	No	Extended thinking level
Execution Mode	No	Default for new tickets

Project Type	Default Path
web (PHP, HTML)	/var/www/projects/{name}
app, api, cli, library	/opt/apps/{name}

3. Importing Projects

Import existing projects from ZIP, Git, or local path.

Mode	Description	Use When
extend	Copy files into project path	Continue developing the project
reference	Store separately as template	Build something similar

Source	Examples
ZIP	URL or local path to ZIP file
Git	Repository URL (public or private)
Path	Local folder path (fastest for large projects)

Git Private Repositories

Platform	Username	Token Type
GitHub	Optional	Personal Access Token (PAT)
GitLab	Not needed	Personal Access Token
Bitbucket	Required	App Password

4. Project Detail Page

Click on any project to view its detail page. The page is organized in collapsible sections.

Overview

The top section shows project info (name, type, tech stack, description), database connection details with copy buttons, preview URL, quick action buttons (Code Editor, Git Manager, Progress Dashboard, phpMyAdmin, Export, Context Settings, Archive), and usage statistics (tokens, time, completed tickets).

Production Deployment

Deploy the project to a production-ready nginx config with its own domain or subdomain. Includes SSL certificate management.

Container Isolation (LXC)

Run the project in its own isolated LXC container with dedicated services. See Section 31 for full details.

PHP Settings

Configure the host-level PHP version and .user.ini for projects running directly on the host via nginx:

• PHP Version — Select and install any PHP version (7.4–8.4). Installs automatically and updates nginx config.
• .user.ini Editor — Edit PHP settings (upload_max_filesize, memory_limit, etc.) with inline or fullscreen editor.

Context Settings

Customize the AI context for this project: select tech stack to load defaults, edit global context (universal rules) and project context (language-specific patterns).

Project Files

Upload files via drag & drop, browse the directory tree with folder navigation, delete files, and use the subdirectory filter. Includes Refresh and Pop Out (open in new window) buttons.

Database Editor

Each project gets its own MySQL database. Four tabs: Tables (clickable cards with row counts), Structure (column definitions), Data (browse with pagination), SQL Query (run queries directly).

Backup & Restore

Level	Contents	Use case
Quick (files+DB)	Project files and database dump	Fast daily backups
Full (+ services)	Files, DB, container services and databases	Full project state
Complete (+ tickets)	Everything plus tickets and conversations	Migration between servers

Additional features: container image export/import, backup history with download/restore/delete, and upload & restore from another server.

Danger Zone

Delete the project and all its data. A backup is created automatically before deletion.

5. Project Settings & Context

Project Context

Each project has an AI context that helps the AI understand the codebase:

• Auto-generated — Created during project analysis
• Manual — Add custom instructions, coding standards, architecture notes
• Framework detection — Auto-detects tech stack and relevant files

Project Settings

Edit project settings from the project detail page: change provider, AI model, think mode, update description and context, set default execution mode, configure auto-commit and auto-push for git.

6. Creating Tickets

Tickets are the core workflow unit. Each ticket represents a task for the AI to complete.

Field	Required	Description
Title	Yes	Short description of the task
Description	Yes	Detailed instructions for the AI
Type	No	Category (feature, bug, task, etc.)
Priority	No	low, medium, high, critical
Provider	No	Override project's provider
AI Model	No	Override project's developer role
Think Mode	No	Override project's think mode
Execution Mode	No	Override project's execution mode
Sequence Order	No	Execution order number
Dependencies	No	Tickets that must complete first
Parent Ticket	No	Create as sub-ticket
Max Retries	No	Auto-retry count (default: 3)

Tickets Page

Features: drag-and-drop reordering, filter by status/type/priority, bulk actions, and sequence visualization.

7. Ticket Types & Priority

Ticket Types

Type	Color	Use For
feature	Purple	New functionality
bug	Red	Fix broken behavior
debug	Orange	Investigation, troubleshooting
rnd	Violet	Research & Development
task	Gray	General work (default)
improvement	Cyan	Refactoring, optimization
docs	Green	Documentation

Priority

Priority	When to Use
critical	Urgent, blocks other work
high	Important, do soon
medium	Normal priority (default)
low	Nice to have

8. Execution Modes

Control how much freedom the AI has when working on tickets.

Mode	Description
Autonomous	Full access, no permission prompts. AI works uninterrupted. Default
Semi-Autonomous	Smart sandbox. Auto-approves safe operations, asks for risky ones, blocks dangerous.
Supervised	AI asks permission before every write/edit/bash operation.

Semi-Autonomous Mode Details

Auto-Approved (no prompts)

• File create/edit/delete within project folder
• Running tests (npm test, pytest, phpunit)
• Build commands (npm run build, composer install)
• Git read operations (git status, git log, git diff)

Requires Approval

• Installing packages (npm install, pip install)
• Git write operations (git commit, git push)
• Database migrations
• Network requests (curl, wget)

Blocked

• System commands (sudo, apt, systemctl)
• Modifying .git folder
• Accessing system paths (/etc, /opt/codehero)
• Dangerous commands (rm -rf /, chmod 777)

9. Sequencing & Dependencies

Sequence Numbers

Control execution order: assign a number (1, 2, 3...) to each ticket. Lower numbers run first. Same number = run in parallel (up to 5 tickets per project).

sequence_order=1: [Setup DB, Install deps]     → Run in PARALLEL
sequence_order=2: [Build auth]                  → Waits for seq=1
sequence_order=3: [Users API, Products API]     → Run in PARALLEL

Relaxed vs Strict Mode

Mode	Behavior
Relaxed	Dependent tickets can start when parent reaches awaiting_input or done
Strict	Dependent tickets wait only for done status

10. Sub-tickets & Parent Tickets

Break complex tasks into smaller pieces:

1. Create a main (parent) ticket
2. Create sub-tickets with Parent Ticket set to the main ticket
3. Sub-tickets inherit project context + receive parent's conversation summary

Sub-tickets wait for parent to complete first, then receive context from parent's title, description, and last 50 messages.

11. Ticket Lifecycle & Actions

Ticket Statuses

Status	Description
open	Waiting to be processed
in_progress	AI is currently working
awaiting_input	AI needs your response
done	Successfully completed
failed	Something went wrong
skipped	Manually skipped
timeout	Exceeded max duration

Ticket Detail

Ticket Conversation

Actions

Button	What it does
Start Now	Jump to front of queue
Retry	Retry a failed ticket
Skip	Skip this ticket
Delete	Permanently delete ticket
Stop	Kill switch — stop AI immediately
Send Message	Add instructions (reopens if awaiting)

12. Auto-Retry

Failed tickets can automatically retry. Each ticket has retry_count (starts at 0) and max_retries (default 3). When a ticket fails, retry_count increments. If retry_count < max_retries, the ticket resets to open and tries again.

13. Multi-Provider Support

CodeHero supports multiple AI providers simultaneously. Different tickets can use different providers.

Provider	Models	Best For
Anthropic	Claude Opus, Sonnet, Haiku	Best overall quality
Google Gemini	2.5 Pro, 2.5 Flash	Cost-effective, vision
OpenAI	GPT-4o, o1, o3	Strong reasoning
xAI Grok	Grok-3, Grok-3-mini	Fast, good value
DeepSeek	V3, R1	Very cheap, backend
GLM	GLM-4, CogView	Chinese language, vision
OpenRouter	Multiple models	Access to many models
Ollama	Local models	Free, private, offline
vLLM	Self-hosted	Free, custom models

Cost Weights (1-10, lower = cheaper)

Provider	Master	Senior	Junior
Anthropic	10	6	2
OpenAI	9	5	2
Grok	8	4	4
Gemini	5	2	1
DeepSeek	3	1	1
GLM	3	2	1
OpenRouter	5	3	1
Ollama	0	0	0
vLLM	0	0	0

Smart Weights (1-10, higher = better reasoning)

Provider	Master	Senior	Junior
Anthropic	10	8	6
OpenAI	9	7	5
DeepSeek	9	6	6
Gemini	8	6	4
Grok	8	6	6
GLM	8	7	7
OpenRouter	9	7	5
Ollama	5	5	4
vLLM	5	5	4

14. Developer Roles

Role	Best For	Models
master_developer	Complex architecture, critical decisions	Top-tier (Opus, GPT-4o)
senior_developer	Features, integrations	Mid-tier (Sonnet, Gemini Pro)
junior_developer	Simple tasks, boilerplate, docs	Fast/cheap (Haiku, Flash)

Role Assignment by Complexity

Complexity	eco	balanced	performance
Trivial (docs, typos)	junior	junior	junior
Simple (basic features)	junior	junior	senior
Moderate (features, APIs)	junior	senior	senior
Complex (refactoring)	senior	senior	master
Critical (architecture)	senior	master	master

15. Think Mode (Extended Thinking)

Mode	Description	Best For
off	No extended thinking	Simple tasks
basic	Light reasoning	Standard features
balanced	Moderate analysis	Most tasks (default)
ultra	Deep reasoning	Complex architecture, debugging

Provider Types

Type	Providers	How It Works
Type A	Anthropic, Gemini	Configurable token budget
Type B	OpenAI	Maps to reasoning levels (low/medium/high)
Type C	DeepSeek, GLM, Grok, OpenRouter	Binary: on or off
None	Ollama, vLLM	No thinking support

16. Vision Support

Some providers can "see" — analyze screenshots, UI layouts, and visual content.

Provider	Vision	Use For
Anthropic	Yes	UI verification, styling, visual QA
Gemini	Yes	UI verification, styling
GLM	Yes	UI verification (auto-switches model)
Grok	Yes	UI verification
OpenAI	Yes	UI verification
OpenRouter	Depends	Depends on underlying model
DeepSeek	No	Backend only
Ollama	No	Backend only
vLLM	No	Backend only

17. Code Editor

The built-in Monaco Editor provides VS Code-quality editing in your browser.

• Syntax highlighting for all major languages
• Autocomplete with LSP integration
• Hover documentation — hover over functions for docs
• Go-to-definition — Ctrl+Click to jump to definitions
• Real-time error detection — squiggly lines for errors/warnings
• Multi-tab editing
• File tree — navigate project files in sidebar
• Search & replace — Ctrl+H
• Minimap — code overview on the right

18. File Explorer

• Directory tree with expand/collapse
• File preview for text, images, and code
• Upload via drag-and-drop or file picker
• Create, rename, delete files and folders
• Download files

19. Git Manager

Full version control through the web interface.

CodeHero automatically detects Git repositories in your project directory. Multiple repos per project are supported.

Clone & Init

Clone remote repositories (HTTPS/SSH), initialize new repos, and store Git credentials per repository.

Changes & Commits

Status overview, stage/unstage files individually or all at once, commit with message editor, and inline diff viewer.

Branches

View local and remote branches, create, checkout, merge with conflict resolution, and delete.

Tags

View, create (lightweight and annotated), push, and delete tags.

History

Commit log with author, date, message. Diff viewer per commit. Revert specific commits. Reset to any commit (soft/mixed/hard).

Stash

Stash current changes, list stashes, apply/pop, and drop.

Diff Viewer

Full-screen diff with inline or side-by-side comparison, syntax highlighting, and line-by-line navigation.

Backup History

Auto-Commit & Auto-Push

Configure per repository: auto-commit when AI completes a ticket, auto-push after auto-commit.

Settings

Remote URL management, credentials, auto-commit/auto-push toggles, default branch configuration.

20. Console (Real-time Output)

• Live streaming — See AI output as it happens
• Auto-scroll — Automatically follows new content
• Pause/Resume — Pause scrolling to read
• Color-coded — Different colors for different output types

21. Web Terminal

• Real shell access — Full PTY terminal via WebSocket
• Popup support — Open in popup for multi-monitor
• Full sudo access
• 256-color support with xterm.js
• Copy/paste — Standard clipboard operations

22. Package Manager

Package	What It Installs
Development Tools	Node.js 22, Java (GraalVM 24), ffmpeg, ImageMagick, tesseract
Android Development	Docker, Redroid emulator, ws-scrcpy, ADB, Flutter, Gradle
Windows/.NET	.NET 8 SDK, PowerShell 7, Wine, Mono, NuGet
Code Editor LSP	Language servers for Python, JS/TS, PHP, Java, C#, Kotlin, HTML/CSS

23. Session History

View all past AI execution sessions: start/end times, duration, exit codes (0 = success), associated ticket, token usage, and full session log. Filter by date, project, or status.

24. Project Progress

Visual overview: completion percentage, ticket counts by status/type, sequence flow visualization, model distribution, and built-in AI assistant for project-specific chat.

25. Kill Switch

Instantly stop the AI when it's working on a ticket.

Method	How
Stop Button	Red button appears when ticket is in_progress
/stop Command	Type /stop in the chat field
AI Assistant	Ask: "Stop ticket PROJ-0001"

What happens: AI process receives SIGTERM, ticket status changes to awaiting_input, you can provide new instructions or corrections.

26. AI Assistant

• Provider selection — Choose any active provider
• Model selection — Pick developer role
• Session management — Multiple chat sessions, saved history
• Popup window — Open in separate window
• Voice input — Speak instead of typing
• File upload — Share files with the AI

AI Project Manager

From the Projects page, click "Plan with AI" to start a guided project planning session. The AI suggests architecture, generates ticket plans with dependencies, and creates all tickets.

27. Telegram Notifications

Setup

1. Create a Telegram Bot via @BotFather — send /newbot, copy the token
2. Start a chat with your bot and send a message
3. Get your Chat ID from https://api.telegram.org/bot<TOKEN>/getUpdates
4. Configure in Settings — paste Bot Token and Chat ID, select notification types, Test & Save

Notification Types

Event	Description
Awaiting Input	AI completed and needs review
Task Failed	Something went wrong
Watchdog Alert	Ticket appears stuck

Two-Way Communication

Reply directly to notifications from your phone. Start with ? for status queries without reopening the ticket.

28. Settings & Configuration

Access all configuration from the Settings button in the header. The modal has 7 tabs:

Settings (General)

• Dashboard password — Change the admin password
• Session timeout — Auto-logout after inactivity
• Theme — Dark mode (default)
• Provider API keys — Configure keys for Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, DeepSeek, Grok, GLM, OpenRouter
• Telegram — Bot token, Chat ID, notification preferences

License

View license status, activation date, and expiry. Enter or update your license key.

Certificates

• Self-signed — Auto-generated on install (default)
• Let's Encrypt — Request free SSL certificates for your domain
• Custom — Upload your own certificate and private key

Domains

Configure custom domains for the dashboard and web project previews. The system auto-configures Nginx virtual hosts.

heroagent.conf

Edit the main agent configuration file directly. Controls model aliases, token limits, provider settings, and daemon behavior. Auto-backup is created before each save.

system.conf

Edit system-level configuration: Nginx settings, PHP-FPM settings, and other server parameters.

Security

• Change Password — Update the dashboard admin password
• Two-Factor Authentication — Enable/disable 2FA with TOTP (Google Authenticator, Authy). Includes QR code setup and backup codes.

29. System Updates

Dashboard Update

1. A green "Update Available" badge appears in the header
2. Click to see release notes
3. Click "Install Update"
4. Watch real-time console output
5. Page auto-reloads on success

Command Line Update

cd /root
# Extract the ZIP file provided with your CodeHero PRO license
unzip codehero-pro-release-4.6.3.zip
cd codehero
sudo ./upgrade.sh

Option	Description
--dry-run	Preview changes without applying
-y, --yes	Auto-confirm all prompts

30. Config File Editor

Edit system configuration files directly from the web interface:

• heroagent.conf — Main agent configuration (providers, models, tokens)
• Nginx config — Web server settings
• PHP config — PHP-FPM settings

Features: syntax-highlighted editor, auto-backup before saving, restore from backup, validation before apply.

31. Container Isolation (LXC)

Run each project in its own LXC container with a full service stack. Since v4.6.3, containers include a Service Manager for installing web apps, databases, and caches from a built-in catalog.

Setting Up a Container

1. Go to Project Detail page
2. Scroll to Container Isolation (LXC) section
3. Select Base Image (Ubuntu 24.04 recommended), Disk Size (5-50 GB)
4. Optionally enable Auto-Snapshot and DB Migration
5. Click "Create Container"

Container Management

Action	Description
Start / Stop	Boot or gracefully shut down the container
Resize Disk	Increase BTRFS volume size
Snapshot	Instant BTRFS snapshot with automatic DB freeze
Migrate DB	Move host database into the container
Destroy	Remove container and all data
Auto-start on server boot	Toggle to automatically start the container when the server reboots (enabled by default)

Snapshots

BTRFS snapshots provide instant backup and restore:

• Create Snapshot — Save current container state. Databases are automatically flushed/frozen for consistency.
• Restore Snapshot — Roll back to any previous state instantly. All services and data revert.
• Delete Snapshot — Remove old snapshots to reclaim disk space.

Container Services

The Service Manager (v4.6.3+) lets you install, control, and manage services inside the container without touching the command line.

Installing Web Apps

1. Click "+ Add Service" → Web App
2. Select Language, Version, Server/Framework, and Path
3. Click Install

Supported Languages & Frameworks

Language	Versions	Frameworks
PHP	7.4 – 8.4	php-fpm, Laravel, Symfony, WordPress
Python	3.8 – 3.13	Flask, Django, FastAPI, Gunicorn, uWSGI
Node.js	18, 20, 22	Express, NestJS, Next.js, PM2
Go	1.21 – 1.23	Gin, Echo, Fiber
Ruby	3.2 – 3.4	Puma, Rails, Sinatra
Java	8, 11, 17, 21	Spring Boot, Tomcat
.NET	6.0 – 10.0	Kestrel

Installing Databases & Caches

1. Click "+ Add Service" → Database
2. Select Database type and Version
3. Click Install

Supported Databases

Database	Versions	Port	Management Tool
MySQL	5.7, 8.0, 8.4	3306	phpMyAdmin
MariaDB	10.11, 11.4	3306	phpMyAdmin
PostgreSQL	14 – 17	5432	pgAdmin
MongoDB	8.0	27017	Mongo Express
MSSQL	2022, 2025	1433	—

Caches

Cache	Version	Port	Persistence
Redis	7	6379	RDB snapshots
Memcached	1.6	11211	None (memory only)

Service Control

Each service has action buttons: Start, Stop, Restart, Delete. Bulk actions at the top: Stop All, Start All, Refresh Status, Full Backup.

Database Backup & Restore

Database services support Backup (timestamped native format), Restore (from backup file), and Full Backup (all databases at once). Backups can be downloaded from the web interface.

Password Management

Database credentials are auto-generated during installation. Change passwords anytime — connection scripts and backup scripts are automatically updated.

Container Terminal

Full shell access inside the container with three modes: Inline (embedded), Popup (new window), Full Page (full-screen). Uses xterm.js with copy/paste support.

When to Use Containers

Scenario	Recommendation
Simple static websites	Container not needed
Projects needing specific runtime versions	Use containers
Projects requiring databases	Use containers
Client projects needing isolation	Use containers
Multi-service architectures	Use containers

32. Production Deployment

Deploy CodeHero behind a production-ready setup with custom domains and SSL.

Nginx Reverse Proxy

Set up Nginx on your server to proxy to CodeHero:

server {
    listen 80;
    server_name codehero.yourdomain.com;
    return 301 https://$host$request_uri;
}

server {
    listen 443 ssl;
    server_name codehero.yourdomain.com;

    ssl_certificate /etc/letsencrypt/live/codehero.yourdomain.com/fullchain.pem;
    ssl_certificate_key /etc/letsencrypt/live/codehero.yourdomain.com/privkey.pem;

    location / {
        proxy_pass https://127.0.0.1:9453;
        proxy_set_header Host $host;
        proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr;
        proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;
        proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto $scheme;
    }

    # WebSocket support (for console, terminal)
    location /socket.io/ {
        proxy_pass https://127.0.0.1:9453/socket.io/;
        proxy_http_version 1.1;
        proxy_set_header Upgrade $http_upgrade;
        proxy_set_header Connection "upgrade";
        proxy_set_header Host $host;
    }
}

Domain Setup

1. Point your domain's DNS A record to your server IP
2. Configure the domain in Settings → Domains tab
3. The system will automatically configure Nginx

SSL Certificates

Let's Encrypt (Recommended):

1. Go to Settings → Certificates
2. Enter your domain name
3. Click "Request Certificate"
4. Certificates auto-renew every 90 days

Custom Certificate:

1. Go to Settings → Certificates
2. Select "Upload Custom"
3. Provide your certificate (.pem) and private key

Firewall Rules

sudo ufw allow 80/tcp    # HTTP (redirect to HTTPS)
sudo ufw allow 443/tcp   # HTTPS
sudo ufw allow 9453/tcp  # CodeHero Dashboard
sudo ufw allow 9867/tcp  # Web Project Previews

33. Tips & Best Practices

Writing Good Tickets

Do:

• Be specific about what you want
• Include file paths when relevant
• Mention the programming language/framework
• Break large tasks into sub-tickets

Don't:

• Give vague instructions like "make it better"
• Put multiple unrelated tasks in one ticket
• Assume AI knows context from other tickets

Good example:

Title: Add user authentication API

Description:
Create REST API endpoints in /api/auth/:
- POST /api/auth/login - Accept email/password, return JWT
- POST /api/auth/register - Create new user
- GET /api/auth/me - Return current user (requires auth)

Use the existing User model in models/user.py.
Use bcrypt for password hashing.

Bad example:

Title: Auth
Description: Add login

Parallel Execution

• Assign same sequence_order to independent tasks
• Use different providers for parallel tickets to avoid rate limits
• Ensure parallel tickets work on different files to avoid conflicts
• Maximum 5 parallel tickets per project

Cost Optimization

• Use junior_developer for docs, simple configs, boilerplate
• Use senior_developer for most features
• Reserve master_developer for architecture and critical code
• DeepSeek is cheapest for backend-only work
• Gemini offers good value for general tasks

34. Troubleshooting

Ticket Stuck in "in_progress"

1. Check Console for errors
2. Use Kill Switch (Stop button or /stop)
3. Retry the ticket

AI Not Processing Tickets

1. Check daemon: systemctl status codehero-daemon
2. Review logs: journalctl -u codehero-daemon -f
3. Verify MySQL: systemctl status mysql
4. Restart: sudo systemctl restart codehero-web codehero-daemon

Permission Errors

• Ensure claude user has read/write access
• Check ownership: ls -la /path/to/project
• Fix: chown -R claude:claude /path/to/project

Can't Access Dashboard

1. Check services: systemctl status codehero-web nginx
2. Check firewall: sudo ufw allow 9453
3. Verify IP: hostname -I
4. Browser may block self-signed cert

Provider API Errors

• Verify API key in Settings
• Check provider status page
• Try a different provider temporarily
• Reduce parallel tickets if rate limited

35. Keyboard Shortcuts

Code Editor

Shortcut	Action
Ctrl+S	Save file
Ctrl+Z	Undo
Ctrl+Shift+Z	Redo
Ctrl+F	Find
Ctrl+H	Find and Replace
Ctrl+G	Go to line
Ctrl+D	Select next occurrence
Ctrl+/	Toggle comment
Alt+Up/Down	Move line up/down
Ctrl+Shift+K	Delete line
Ctrl+Click	Go to definition

Web Terminal

Shortcut	Action
Ctrl+C	Interrupt command
Ctrl+D	Exit shell
Ctrl+L	Clear terminal
Ctrl+Shift+C	Copy selection
Ctrl+Shift+V	Paste

General

Shortcut	Action
Escape	Close modal