V7 — revision 7, republished in the last 30 days
Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, Aider and the rest of the agent stack live in a terminal or a command palette, which means their whole surface is keystrokes — accept a diff, reject a hunk, switch model, interrupt a run, compact a context. That is the worst possible interface to hold in your head and the best possible one to put on keys.
This is the deepest coverage of AI coding tools on any Stream Deck catalog: the profiles are rebuilt from each tool's own keymap as it ships, which matters more here than anywhere else because these applications change their shortcuts every few weeks.
18 profiles, 1,056 shortcuts, macOS, 17 also Windows. Each opens its own page with the full shortcut table.
V7 — revision 7, republished in the last 30 days
V5 — revision 5, republished in the last 30 days
V8 — revision 8, republished in the last 30 days
New — published in the last 30 days
New — published in the last 30 days
V4 — revision 4, republished in the last 30 days
V2 — revision 2, republished in the last 30 days
V2 — revision 2, republished in the last 30 days
New — published in the last 30 days
V2 — revision 2, republished in the last 30 days
A key that polls an API and shows the answer on its face, rather than one that fires a keystroke.
Claude, OpenAI and Mistral token usage live, with cost estimates and a red pulse past 90%.
Working, ready, or blocked on you — for Claude Code and Codex. Reads local session files, sends nothing.
Drawn for what each shortcut means. Drop them on any key, with or without the matching profile.
Our sister site publishes the shortcut reference each of these profiles was generated against — 7 of the 18 here. Two intents: one tells you what the shortcut is, the other puts it on a key.
18 profiles, 2 plugins, 5 icon packs on this one. The rest of the catalog, by the work it is for.
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