Terminal Inside Vim

:terminal opens a real shell — usable with Vim navigation.

Keys: :term

:terminal (or :term) opens a buffer running an interactive shell. You can switch to Normal mode inside the terminal to scroll back, search, and yank with normal Vim motions.

:terminal (or :term) opens a real interactive shell inside a Vim buffer. It's a buffer like any other — split it, switch to it, yank from it.

Action	How
Open a terminal	:terminal
Open in horizontal split	:term
Open in vertical split	:vert term
Run a one-shot command	:term make
Switch to Normal mode in terminal	`Ctrl-WN`
Back to interactive Insert	`i` or `a`
Send keystrokes from Normal	`Ctrl-W"`{reg} pastes register

Watch

📺 #0489 Operator-Pending Mode (not yet published)
📺 #0490 g@ — Custom Operator (not yet published)