Ctrl+K or / open the command palette: everything is there — layers, panes, sections, windows, timeframes, scenarios, drawing tools, coins, price-scale mode, cluster view and style. Type part of a name, pick with the arrows, Enter runs it. Each row shows its assigned key.
Built-in shortcuts: Alt+K — chart view (candles → clusters over candles → clusters only), Alt+Shift+1/2/3 — cluster style (cells / histogram / cells + numbers), Alt+Shift+B — bar statistics, Alt+L — log price scale, Alt+R or End — back to the latest bars, Page Up / Page Down — history one screen back / forward, Home — to the start of loaded history.
The Keys window (in the palette — "Keys", in ⚙ — a button) shows all commands and their shortcuts. A shortcut can be assigned to any command. If it is taken by another command, the window warns and reassigns only on the second press. Shortcuts the terminal already uses cannot be assigned — it says what they are used for. Keys do not fire in input fields.