HELP: Help Command
HELP is the Godel Terminal command for opening the built-in quick reference: command syntax, keyboard shortcuts, and the full command list with links to the docs.
How to use HELP
Command:
HELP
Alternative: press F1 at any time to open HELP.
Tabs
Getting Started
The landing tab explains the CLI syntax:
[Security Identifier] [Asset Class] [Command Shortcut] [Argument 1] [Argument 2]
Each token is color-coded in the tutorial example. The tab also includes a button that links out to the full online documentation at docs.godelterminal.com, and a worked example (AAPL EQ G for an Apple chart) you can copy into the terminal.
Keystrokes
A table of every built-in keyboard shortcut. Examples:
| Shortcut | Description |
|---|---|
| ` `` | Focuses the Terminal |
| Esc (Double Tap) | Closes the current window |
| Tab | Cycles through open windows |
| Shift + Tab | Cycles through open windows in reverse |
| F1 | Opens HELP |
| Shift + Arrow | Moves the active window |
| Ctrl + Shift + Arrow | Snaps the active window to the edge of the screen |
| Option + Arrow (macOS) / Alt + Arrow (Windows) | Resizes the active window |
| Option + Shift + Arrow | Resizes the active window to the edge of the screen |
| Ctrl + Option + ↑ | Increases the size of the terminal input and top navigation |
| Ctrl + Option + ↓ | Decreases the size of the terminal input and top navigation |
| Cmd + Z (macOS) / Ctrl + Z (Windows) | Undo last window close |
The terminal-focus keybinding reflects your current keybinding setting: if you have rebound it, the table updates automatically.
Commands
An alphabetical list of every enabled command with its shortcut, title, description, and a ? icon that opens that command's documentation page when one has been published. Commands without published docs show an em-dash instead of the icon.
Notes
- HELP is limited to a single open window.