Leader Mode

Leader Mode is for commands you already know.

Instead of fuzzy-searching your way there, you trigger a key sequence and go straight to the command or command group you want.

Like combos in a fighting game, imagine hitting these keys one by one:

• leader hotkey b s to launch Safari
• leader hotkey t to launch a terminal
• leader hotkey w h l to move and resize the current window to fill the left half of your screen

If you've used vim or my app Leader Key before, this should feel familiar.

Same System, Different Entrance

This is the important bit: Leader Mode is not a separate command engine.

Leader commands still map onto Tuna's normal structure:

• subject
• action
• optional target

That is why Leader Mode and Fuzzy Mode can work together instead of competing with each other.

Good Uses

Leader Mode is good when:

• you already know the command
• you want speed over discovery
• you want nested command groups

Migration

Tuna can import Leader Key JSON config.

So if you already built muscle memory there, you do not have to start from zero here.