> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.fildos.cloud/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# File Management

> Copy, move, rename, trash, and undo — all from the keyboard.

<Note>This page is a work in progress.</Note>

## Operations

FilDOS supports the full set of file operations you'd expect from a native file manager:

| Action     | Keyboard    |
| ---------- | ----------- |
| New folder | `⌘ N`       |
| Rename     | `↵` or `F2` |
| Copy       | `⌘ C`       |
| Cut        | `⌘ X`       |
| Paste      | `⌘ V`       |
| Duplicate  | `⌘ D`       |
| Trash      | `⌘ ⌫`       |
| Undo       | `⌘ Z`       |

## Undo

Every mutation — copy, move, rename, duplicate — pushes an inverse operation onto
the undo stack. `⌘ Z` replays it. Delete (trash) is intentionally excluded: recover
deleted files from the OS Trash (Finder / Recycle Bin).

## Live updates

The file list subscribes to a non-recursive `fs.watch` on the current directory.
Changes made by other apps (Terminal, Finder) appear in under a second, debounced
to avoid redundant reloads.

## Drag and drop

* **Internal** (within FilDOS): move by default, hold `⌥` / `Alt` to copy.
* **Drag out** to Finder or Explorer: copies the file(s) to the drop target.
* **Drag in** from Finder or Explorer: moves or copies into the current directory.