BlackSec Agent is designed to be driven from the keyboard. The shortcut set is deliberately small so it stays in muscle memory, and the conversation features are built to cope with the volume of threads that a keyboard-first workflow tends to produce.
The core three
Alt+N starts a new chat from anywhere in the application. Ctrl+K opens search. Ctrl+/ brings up the shortcut reference when you have forgotten the rest — which, with a deliberately small set, is the intended way to look them up rather than a fallback.
Organising the output
Speed of creation is only half the problem; the other half is finding things again. Conversations can be tagged with colour-coded labels, operated on in batches, and searched instantly, which is what keeps a few hundred threads navigable instead of becoming an archive you stop opening.
Switching models without losing context
You can switch models mid-conversation. Practically, that means you can start a thread with one model and hand the same context to another when the task changes shape — a long reasoning pass, then a quick edit — without copying anything between windows.
Watching what it costs
Every request reports tokens, latency and cost. In a keyboard-driven session it is easy to generate a lot of traffic quickly, so per-request telemetry is the feedback loop that keeps a fast workflow from becoming an expensive one.