diff --git a/doc/foot-ctlseqs.5.scd b/doc/foot-ctlseqs.5.scd
index c6add65e..ac88a2c5 100644
--- a/doc/foot-ctlseqs.5.scd
+++ b/doc/foot-ctlseqs.5.scd
@@ -5,9 +5,10 @@ foot-ctlseqs(5)
 This document describes all the control sequences supported by foot.
 
 - CC0 - 7-bit control sequences
-- CSI
-- OSC
-- DCS
+- CC1 - 8 bit control sequences (*not supported*)
+- CSI - Control Sequence Introducer
+- OSC - Operating System Command
+- DCS - Device Control String
 
 # CC0 - 7-bit control sequences
 
@@ -19,13 +20,13 @@ This document describes all the control sequences supported by foot.
 :  Depends on what *bell* in *foot.ini*(5)
 |  *\\b*
 :  BS
-:  Backspace; moves the cursor left one step. Wraps is _bw_ is enabled.
+:  Backspace; move the cursor left one step. Wrap if _bw_ is enabled.
 |  *\\t*
 :  HT
-:  Horizontal tab; moves the cursor to the next tab stop.
+:  Horizontal tab; move the cursor to the next tab stop.
 |  *\\n*
 :  LF
-:  Line feed; moves the cursor down one step, or scrolls content up if
+:  Line feed; move the cursor down one step, or scroll content up if
    at the bottom line.
 |  *\\v*
 :  VT
@@ -35,11 +36,124 @@ This document describes all the control sequences supported by foot.
 :  Form feed; identical to _LF_.
 |  *\\r*
 :  CR
-:  Carriage ret; moves the cursor to the left most column.
+:  Carriage ret; move the cursor to the left most column.
 |  *\\x0E*
 :  SS0
-:  Shift out; selects the _G1_ character set.
+:  Shift out; select the _G1_ character set.
 |  *\\x0F*
 :  SS1
-:  Shift in; selects the _G0_ character set.
+:  Shift in; select the _G0_ character set.
 
+# CC1 - 8-bit control sequences
+
+Foot does not support any CC1 control sequences.
+
+# CSI
+
+All sequences begin with *\E[*, denoted _CSI_ in the tables
+below. Spaces are used in the sequence strings to make them easier to
+read, but are not actually part of the string. I.e. *CSI 1 m* is
+really *\E1m*.
+
+## SGR
+
+All SGR sequences are on the form *CSI <N> m*, where _N_ is a decimal
+number - the _parameter_. Multiple parameters can be combined in a
+single CSI sequence by separating them with semicolons: *CSI 1;2;3 m*
+
+[[ *Sequence*
+:[ *Description*
+|  0
+:  Reset all attributes.
+|  1
+:  Bold
+|  2
+:  Dim
+|  3
+:  Italic
+|  4
+:  Underline
+|  5
+:  Blink
+|  7
+:  Reverse video; swap foreground and background colors
+|  8
+:  Conceal; text is not visible, but is copyable
+|  9
+:  Crossed-out/strike
+|  22
+:  Disable *bold* and *dim*
+|  23
+:  Disable italic
+|  24
+:  Disable underline
+|  25
+:  Disable blink
+|  27
+:  Disable reverse video
+|  28
+:  Disable conceal
+|  29
+:  Disable crossed-out
+|  30-37
+:  Select foreground color (using *regularN* in *foot.ini*(5))
+|  38
+:  See indexed and RGB colors below
+|  39
+:  Use the default foreground color (*foreground* in *foot.ini*(5))
+|  40-47
+:  Select background color (using *regularN* in *foot.ini*(5))
+|  48
+:  See indexed and RGB colors below
+|  49
+:  Use the default background color (*background* in *foot.ini*(5))
+|  90-97
+:  Select foreground color (using *brightN* in *foot.ini*(5))
+|  100-107
+:  Select background color (using *brightN* in *foot.ini*(5))
+
+## Indexed and RGB colors (256-color palette and 24-bit colors)
+
+Foot supports both the new sub-parameter based variants, and the older
+parameter based variants for setting foreground and background colors.
+
+Indexed colors:
+
+- *CSI 38:5:<idx> m*
+- *CSI 38;5;<idx> m*
+
+RGB colors:
+
+- *CSI 38:2:<cs>:<r>:<g>:<b> m*
+- *CSI 38:2:<r>:<g>:<b> m*
+- *CSI 38;2;<r>;<g>;<b> m*
+
+The first variant is the "correct" one (and foot also recognizes, but
+ignores, the optional _tolerance_ parameters).
+
+The second one is allowed since many programs "forget" the color space
+ID, _cs_.
+
+The sub-parameter based variants are preferred, and what foot's
+terminfo uses.
+
+
+## DECSET/DECRST
+
+*TODO*
+
+## Other
+
+*TODO*: all other CSI sequences that does not fall into any of the
+above categories.
+
+# OSC
+
+*TODO*
+All _OSC_ sequences begin with *\E]*.
+
+# DCS
+
+*TODO*
+All _DCS_ sequences begin with *\EP*, and are terminated by *\E\\*
+(ST).