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Tabs & panes

Tabs and panes work the way you'd expect — every tab and pane has its own cwd, shell process, and fur status.

Tabs

  • ⌘T — new tab
  • ⌘W — close current tab
  • ⌘1 … ⌘9 — jump to tab N
  • ⌘⇧→ / ⌘⇧← — cycle next / previous

On Linux and Windows substitute Ctrl for ⌘.

Splits

  • ⌘D — vertical split (right)
  • ⌘⇧D — horizontal split (below)
  • ⌘[ / ⌘] — focus previous / next pane
  • ⌘W — close focused pane (closes tab if last pane)

Per-pane state

Each tab and pane is independent: its own working directory, its own underlying shell process (bash / zsh / fish / pwsh), its own scrollback, and its own fur status footer.

bash
# Pane A:
cd ~/api
fur service start postgres
fur logs postgres --follow

# Pane B (⌘D, focus the new pane):
cd ~/web
fur service start node-app

Remembering layouts

Layouts can be saved and restored with fur layout save <name> and fur layout open <name> — the cwds and the process spawn commands are restored, but not the previous output.