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134134| Action | Default | Description |
135135| :---------------------- | :---------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
136| `confirm:yes` | Y, Enter | Confirm action |
137| `confirm:no` | N, Escape | Decline action |
136| `confirm:yes` | Enter | Confirm action |
137| `confirm:no` | Escape | Decline action |
138138| `confirm:previous` | Up | Previous option |
139139| `confirm:next` | Down | Next option |
140140| `confirm:nextField` | Tab | Next field |
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147147Before v2.1.257, a `confirm:toggleExplanation` action, bound to `Ctrl+E` by default, showed a model-generated explanation of the command on Bash and PowerShell permission prompts.
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149Dialogs use `confirm:yes` and `confirm:no` to accept and cancel even when they don't ask a yes-or-no question. If you bind a bare letter such as `y` or `n` in this context, the letter also acts on dialogs that never show it as a key. A dialog that shows `y` and `n` as its keys reads those letters itself and needs no binding.
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151This example binds `y` to `confirm:yes` and `n` to `confirm:no`:
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153```json theme={null}
154{
155 "bindings": [
156 {
157 "context": "Confirmation",
158 "bindings": {
159 "y": "confirm:yes",
160 "n": "confirm:no"
161 }
162 }
163 ]
164}
165```
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167Before v2.1.280, `y` was also bound to `confirm:yes` and `n` to `confirm:no` by default. If you created your `keybindings.json` with `/keybindings` before v2.1.280, the file lists both bindings and they stay in effect until you delete those two lines.
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149169### Permission actions
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151171Actions available in the `Confirmation` context for permission dialogs:
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324344| `select:accept` | Enter | Accept selection |
325345| `select:cancel` | Escape | Cancel selection |
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327Claude Code applies your `select:pageUp`, `select:pageDown`, `select:first`, and `select:last` bindings in the `/skills` menu. In most other lists, such as the `/model` picker, Claude Code pages with PageUp and PageDown regardless of your bindings and ignores Home and End.
347Claude Code applies your `select:pageUp`, `select:pageDown`, `select:first`, and `select:last` bindings in the `/skills` menu. In most other lists, such as the `/model` picker, your `select:first` and `select:last` bindings apply. PageUp and PageDown page through the options in those lists regardless of your bindings.
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349Before v2.1.280, those other lists ignored Home, End, and your `select:first` and `select:last` bindings.
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329351### Plugin actions
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