Here is a list of the configured keybinds and what they do.

Now keep in mind, most of the keybinds are just standard vi/vim keybinds, therefor if you are wondering how to do things, try the default vi/vim keybinds first.


Finding files and file browsing
  space+p+v: This sends you out into netrw where you can navigate between files and directoris.
  space+p+f: This will open a prompt where you can search for file names, there is also a file preview.
  space+p+s: This will open a grep search bar at the bottom of the nvim window where you can search for thigs in files, it will then open a windows where you can see all the files that contain what you have searched for.
  
Editing files
  space+y: This lets you yoink into clipboard instead of the nvim buffer
  space+p: This will let you paste from the nvim yoink buffer without overwriting it
  ctrl+v: This puts you into a visual block
  ctrl+y: This accepts the highlighted option in the auto complete box
  ctrl+c: This has been mapped to esc
  ctrl+w+d: This will show why there is a error or a warning

Using taps
  space+c+t: This will open a new tap
  space+q+t: This will close the tap you are in
  space+g+t: This will go to the next tap
  space+(number)+g+t: This will send you to the tap with you number you selected

Managing plugins and language servers
  :Lazy (this will open the plugin manager window)
  :Mason (This will open the lsp manager window)