Yeah, so basically ⌘K does not activate the AI in the terminal. I’ve read all the threads. I’ve tried the option of creating it in the terminal portion and dragging it into the editor portion, and it still does not work.
More than that, I also removed all other ⌘K options from the shortcuts as well as disabled all extensions, and it continues to persist.
Steps to Reproduce
Open Terminal - Leave it there or drag it out, Doesn’t matter.
Hit ⌘K, and nothing happens.
Bottom of the window says “⌘K to Generate”.
Expected Behavior
It’s supposed to open the internal terminal agent to input commands.
Hey, this is a known issue and it’s been reported already.
A couple things to check:
When you press Cmd+K in the terminal, do you see “Waiting for second key of chord…” in the status bar, or does nothing happen at all?
Where is the terminal opened, in the bottom panel (default) or in the editor area? If it’s in the editor area (via “Create New Terminal in Editor Area”), try using the normal terminal in the bottom panel instead.
Try this: open the Command Palette Cmd+Shift+P, search for “Generate in Terminal”, and run it directly. Does that work?
Also, could you check your keybindings (Cmd+Shift+P, then “Open Keyboard Shortcuts”) and search for cmd+k? A screenshot of what shows up there would help us see if there’s a conflict we’re missing.
The team is aware of this issue. Let me know what you find from the steps above and we’ll go from there.
Hey, Im aware this is a known issue, but I haven’t seen it resolved for my case.
When you press Cmd+K in the terminal, do you see “Waiting for second key of chord…” in the status bar, or does nothing happen at all? NO, it just does nothing. It used to, but I played around with shortcuts a little and then it stopped.
Keep in mind, within a file in the editor,Cmd+ does indeed work regularly.
Where is the terminal opened, in the bottom panel (default) or in the editor area? If it’s in the editor area (via “Create New Terminal in Editor Area”), try using the normal terminal in the bottom panel instead. As written in me issue: I tried it in all places
Try this: open the Command Palette Cmd+Shift+P, search for “Generate in Terminal”, and run it directly. Does that work? It does!!!
keybindings: for the record I’ve tried removing all and leaving just the one… still doesn’t work.
