Current Behavior

When running Claude Code within Wave Terminal, the ability to insert a newline using the $\text{Shift}+\text{Enter}$ shortcut is not functional, even after running the built-in Claude Code command /terminal-setup.

The /terminal-setup command is designed to configure the terminal for optimal use with Claude Code, and on other terminal applications (like iTerm or VS Code's integrated terminal), this typically enables $\text{Shift}+\text{Enter}$ for multi-line input before submitting the prompt.

However, in Wave Terminal, pressing $\text{Shift}+\text{Enter}$ acts as if only $\text{Enter}$ was pressed—it submits the current prompt immediately instead of adding a new line.

Expected Behavior

This issue seems specific to how Wave Terminal handles keyboard events, particularly the combination of $\text{Shift}+\text{Enter}$, potentially conflicting with the settings applied by Claude Code's /terminal-setup script.

Steps To Reproduce

1. Open Wave Terminal and launch Claude Code (e.g., using the claude command).
2. Run the terminal setup command: /terminal-setup
3. Type a line of text in the prompt.
4. Press $\text{Shift}+\text{Enter}$.

• Observed Behavior: The prompt is immediately submitted to Claude Code.
• Expected Behavior: A new line should be inserted, allowing the user to type a multi-line prompt before final submission (which usually happens with $\text{Enter}$ or $\text{Ctrl}+\text{Enter}$).

Wave Version

0.12.1 (202510210631)

Platform

macOS

OS Version/Distribution

26.0（25A354）

Architecture

arm64

Anything else?

No response

Questionnaire

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