Certainly! Here’s how you can resolve the shortcut conflict in VSCode:
1. Open Keyboard Shortcuts
- Press
Ctrl + KthenCtrl + S(or go to File > Preferences > Keyboard Shortcuts).
2. Search for the Shortcut
- In the search bar at the top, type:
ctrl+alt+i - This will list all commands bound to
Ctrl + Alt + I.
3. Identify and Remove/Change the AI Agent Shortcut
- Find the entry associated with the AI Agent panel, likely something like AI Agent: Open Panel.
- Right-click that entry, and select Remove Keybinding or assign a different shortcut if you prefer.
4. Ensure Your Import Shortcut is Set
- Still in Keyboard Shortcuts, search for your import namespace/class extension (e.g., "Import Magic", "PHP Namespace Resolver", or similar, depending on your workflow).
- Assign or confirm
Ctrl + Alt + Iis set for the import action:- Click the pencil icon next to the relevant command.
- Set it to
Ctrl + Alt + I.
5. Check Extensions
- If the conflict persists, some extensions might override shortcuts. Go to the settings of the AI Agent extension and look for shortcut settings, or consider disabling/reconfiguring shortcut keys there.
Optional: Edit keybindings.json Directly
- From the Keyboard Shortcuts UI, click the
{}icon at the top right to openkeybindings.json. - Manually remove or adjust entries related to
ctrl+alt+i, for example:[ // ... other bindings { "key": "ctrl+alt+i", "command": "-aiAgent.openPanel" // the minus disables the shortcut }, { "key": "ctrl+alt+i", "command": "your.import.command" } ]
Restart VSCode to ensure all changes take effect.
Summary:
- Remove or reassign the shortcut from the AI Agent panel.
- Set the desired import shortcut back to
Ctrl + Alt + I. - Use the Keyboard Shortcuts interface or directly edit
keybindings.json.
Let me know if you need more detailed steps for a particular extension!