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In the upcoming release of OpenCode you can test the built-in which-key plugin to see what keybinds are active at any time. Command palette (ctrl+p) > "Plugins" > select the "which-key" plugin > toggle. Then hit ctrl+alt+k to show. Config has keybinds if your terminal sucks.

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