Tools menu
The Tools entry in the command menu opens a submenu of actions scoped to the current folder. Selecting it closes the command menu and opens a controller-navigable picker: ↑ / ↓ (or ← / →) move, A / Enter activates, B / Esc cancels.
What’s inside
Section titled “What’s inside”- Open terminal here — reveals the embedded terminal pane rooted at the current folder.
- Git pull / Git push — run
git pull/git pushin the current folder. These appear only when the folder is inside a git repository andgitis installed. - Disk usage — a recursive size breakdown of the current folder and everything inside it.
Disk usage
Section titled “Disk usage”Disk usage opens a breakdown of where the space goes in the current folder. It lists the folder’s immediate children sorted largest-first, each with a proportion bar showing its share of the total, its size, and a percentage. The header shows the folder and a running Total.
The sizes are recursive — a sub-folder’s figure includes everything inside it — and they’re measured on a background thread, so even a deep tree never freezes the app: the bars and totals fill in progressively as the walk proceeds, with a small spinner beside the Total until it finishes. The listing follows your show-hidden setting (recursive sizes always count a child’s hidden contents, since that’s its true size on disk).
Drilling in
Section titled “Drilling in”Open a folder row to see the breakdown for that sub-folder, then step back out again — it’s a quick way to chase down what’s filling a drive.
| Action | Keyboard | Gamepad |
|---|---|---|
| Move the cursor | ↑ / ↓ (Page Up/Down, Home/End) | D-pad / L-stick (LT + ↑/↓ to page) |
| Drill into a folder | → / Enter (or click) | A / → |
| Up a level (or close at the top) | ← / Esc / Backspace | B / ← |
| Close outright | — | Start |
Files don’t drill in; an empty folder just says so.