Keybindings

All keybindings are active when the editor has text focus. Commands are also available via the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P) under the CriticMarkup category.

Insert

Wrap a selection before triggering to mark existing text; trigger without a selection to insert empty markers at the cursor.

Action	Keybinding
Insert Deletion	Alt+K Alt+D
Insert Addition	Alt+K Alt+A
Insert Substitution	Alt+K Alt+S
Insert Highlight	Alt+K Alt+H
Insert Comment	Alt+K Alt+C

Navigate

Action	Keybinding
Next Change	Alt+K Alt+↓
Previous Change	Alt+K Alt+↑
First Change	Alt+K Alt+Home
Last Change	Alt+K Alt+End

Next/Previous wrap around at document boundaries with a brief notification.

Accept / Reject

Action	Keybinding
Accept Change at Cursor	Alt+A
Reject Change at Cursor	Alt+R
Accept All Changes	Alt+K Enter
Reject All Changes	Alt+K Backspace

Alt+A / Alt+R carry an extra kaicrit.hasChanges condition, so they only fire while the active document contains at least one CriticMarkup change — in plain files those keys keep their normal behavior. With the cursor outside a change the command is a quiet no-op (brief status-bar notice, no modal dialog).

View

Action	Keybinding
Open Double-Pane View (Original | New)	Alt+K Alt+P

Opens the active CriticMarkup document as two side-by-side editors (Original | New). See Double-Pane view.

Customize

Any keybinding can be overridden via File › Preferences › Keyboard Shortcuts (search for kaicrit) or by editing keybindings.json directly:

{ "key": "ctrl+alt+down", "command": "kaicrit.nextChange", "when": "editorTextFocus" }

To put the Double-Pane view on a key of your choosing, rebind kaicrit.openDoublePane — for example:

{ "key": "ctrl+alt+p", "command": "kaicrit.openDoublePane", "when": "editorTextFocus" }

The when clause editorTextFocus is the condition used by most default bindings; the accept/reject bindings additionally require kaicrit.hasChanges.