Does Jarvis support keyboard shortcuts customization?

Yes. Settings → Keyboard exposes all hotkey customization. Rebind the main hotkey from Cmd+/ (Mac) or Ctrl+/ (Windows, Linux) to any combination you prefer — Cmd+Shift+J, Ctrl+Space, F1, anything. The voice-input hotkey is separately configurable. You can also bind hotkeys to Quick Prompts: bind Cmd+Shift+E to "summarize my unread email" and Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) runs the saved prompt without typing. Window-position arrow-key nudging is on by default (50px per press, 200px with Shift). Escape closes the floating bar. The conflict detector warns if your new combination overlaps with a common system shortcut. Customization persists across sessions and syncs to your account so it follows you across devices. Works on macOS, Windows, and Linux. Free tier supports unlimited keyboard customization.

Five categories of keyboard customization in Settings → Keyboard. (1) Main hotkey: the global hotkey that opens the floating bar. Defaults to Cmd+/ on Mac, Ctrl+/ on Windows and Linux. Rebind to any combination — modifier keys (Cmd, Ctrl, Shift, Alt/Option) plus a regular key, or a function key, or even a dedicated hardware button on customizable keyboards. (2) Voice hotkey: separate hotkey for hold-to-talk voice input. Defaults to Cmd+Shift+/ on Mac, Ctrl+Shift+/ on Windows/Linux. (3) Quick Prompt hotkeys: bind any Quick Prompt to a hotkey. Cmd+Shift+E for "summarize my email," Cmd+Shift+S for "Slack catch-up," etc. (4) Bar navigation: arrow keys for window position nudging (toggle on/off). (5) Close key: Escape closes the floating bar (always on, not currently rebindable).

Cmd+/ on Mac and Ctrl+/ on Windows were chosen deliberately. (1) Rarely bound by other apps: Cmd+/ doesn't conflict with any common system shortcut. Some IDEs (Cursor, VS Code, IntelliJ) bind it for line comment-toggle — those users typically rebind Jarvis to Cmd+Shift+J or similar. (2) Memorable: the slash character resembles a help/search icon. (3) Symmetric across Mac and Windows: the only difference is Cmd vs. Ctrl. (4) Single-handed: easy to press without two hands. The conflict detector in Settings → Keyboard scans common conflict patterns when you set a new hotkey and warns if it's likely to clash with a popular app. You can override the warning if you don't actually use that other app's shortcut.

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