Herd comes with global shortcuts that integrate with your system and make accessing your current project easier than ever.You can set up these global shortcuts in the settings.
Herd supports the following shortcuts:
Open php artisan tinker or Tinkerwell for the active project
Open the path of the active project in your terminal
Open the list of sites in Herd
Open Dumps
Enable/Disable dump interception
Clear all dumps
Open Mails
Open Log Viewer
Every time you serve a site by opening the site in your browser, this site becomes the active project and Herd remembers its URL and path.
When a shortcut opens a terminal, Herd uses the terminal that you select in the settings. Herd supports the default Terminal, iTerm and Warp – but Warp does not come with the possibility to run commands after it opens, so it doesn’t have the same convenience as the default Terminal or iTerm.