shortcutFoo

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Learn the shortcuts for Claude Code, Cursor, Notion, and 70+ other tools by typing them until they stick.

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Shortcuts for the tools you already use

AI tools like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, plus Notion, Slack, and 70+ more. We pick the shortcuts worth learning for each one.

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How it works

You type the real keys, a few minutes a day, until your hands know them.

Step 1⌘K

Learn

See a command, type its shortcut. Miss one and it comes back. Spaced repetition decides when to review, so you don’t have to keep track.

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Step 2⌃R

Practice

Drill at your own pace, with or without hints, or race the pace line in a speed run until each shortcut is automatic.

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Step 3⇧Tab

Test

Pass a lesson’s test with 70% or more to open the next one. Your fluency level rises as shortcuts stick.

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From first try to muscle memory

Each shortcut moves through six levels as you recall it over longer gaps. Reviews come back just before you'd forget.

  1. Level 1
    Learning

    New shortcuts, and ones you still miss.

    Reviewed every 1–2 days

  2. Level 2
    Familiar

    You recognise them but still stop to think.

    Reviewed every 1–2 weeks

  3. Level 3
    Comfortable

    You recall them reliably.

    Reviewed about once a month

  4. Level 4
    Fluent

    You type them without slowing down.

    Reviewed every 1–2 months

  5. Level 5
    Automatic

    Muscle memory that lasts for months.

    Reviewed every 3–6 months

  6. Level 6
    Mastered

    Locked in for the long term.

    Reviewed about once a year

What people are saying

From people who use ShortcutFoo.

Smashing Magazine

“You've got to love shortcuts: ShortcutFoo is a great platform for learning shortcuts and code faster.”

Smashing Magazine@smashingmag

“Nicely executed.. learn shortcuts (vim, textmate, sublime, and others) with shortcutFoo”

Ilya Grigorik
Ilya Grigorik
@igrigorik

“My vim has ramped up dramatically in the last two weeks due to http://shortcutfoo.com”

Quinn Murphy
Quinn Murphy
@qh_murphy

“Awesome website for learning text editor (i.e. TextMate) shortcuts.”

Alex MacCaw
Alex MacCaw
@maccaw

“I'm always encouraging folks to learn shortcuts to be more efficient users. Here's a site that helps: https://www.shortcutfoo.com/”

Matthew J McCullough
Matthew J McCullough
@matthewmccull

“@shortcutfoo has exposed lots of holes in my Vim fluency. 2 days in and integration between my brain and editor is already improving.”

Nickolas Means
Nickolas Means
@nmeans

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Pick a tool and start typing. The first lessons in every course are free, and you don't need a card.

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