# Source: https://herd.laravel.com/docs/macos/advanced-usage/shortcuts.md

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# Shortcuts

# Shortcuts

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.

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Herd supports the following shortcuts:

* Open `php artisan tinker` or [Tinkerwell](https://tinkerwell.app) 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.

## Terminals

When a shortcut opens a terminal, Herd uses the terminal that you select in the settings. Herd supports the default Terminal, [iTerm](https://iterm2.com/) and [Warp](https://www.warp.dev/) – 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.