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Use when configuring Ghostty, creating or looking up keybindings, setting up profiles, applying themes, working with splits, looking up available actions, or troubleshooting terminal config.
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| name | ghostty-config |
| description | Use when configuring Ghostty, creating or looking up keybindings, setting up profiles, applying themes, working with splits, looking up available actions, or troubleshooting terminal config. |
Simple key = value config format. No Lua, no complex syntax.
Check in this priority order — read the first one that exists:
/Users/ivan/Library/Application Support/com.mitchellh.ghostty/config ← active config (ivan's machine)~/.config/ghostty.toml — secondary (duplicate, may be stale)~/Library/Application Support/Ghostty/config — generic macOS default~/.config/ghostty/config — Linux defaultThe defaults reference (read-only, all built-in keybinds) is at:
/Users/ivan/.config/ghostty/defaults
# Font
font-family = JetBrains Mono
font-size = 14
# Theme
theme = Catppuccin-Mocha
# Keybinding
keybind = ctrl+shift+c=copy_to_clipboard
# Include other files
config-file = keybinds/custom.ghostty
# Profile
[profileDev]
working-directory = ~/dev
font-size = 14
Hot reload: Cmd+Shift+, (macOS) / Ctrl+Shift+, (Linux). No restart needed.
Validate: ghostty +show-config --dry-run
keybind = modifiers+key = action
Modifiers: ctrl, shift, alt, super (Cmd on macOS)
Multi-key sequences via key tables:
keybind = ctrl+b=activate_key_table tmux
keybind = tmux/c=new_tab
keybind = tmux/v=split_new v
keybind = tmux/escape=deactivate_key_table
Avoid rebinding: Ctrl+C, Ctrl+Z, Ctrl+D, Ctrl+\ (terminal signals)
Detailed reference material in references/:
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