Use the command palette and keyboard shortcuts

Use the command palette to open panels, documents, inputs, statements, search, and workspace actions without leaving the keyboard.

Open commands

Open the command palette with Cmd+K on Mac or Ctrl+K on Windows and Linux. Backquote is also available as a browser-safe fallback.

Global shortcuts

• ? opens keyboard help.
• Cmd+Shift+? or Ctrl+Shift+? opens the same help view.
• / opens search when a workspace is open.
• g starts go-to navigation.
• Cmd+/ or Ctrl+/ shows key tips.
• Alt+W closes the active panel.
• Alt+[ or Alt+] moves between pane tabs.
• Alt+Shift+[ or Alt+Shift+] moves between panes.
• Alt+Shift+, or Alt+Shift+. moves between sheets.

Local shortcuts

Local shortcuts depend on the panel.

In chat, / opens commands, @ opens the file picker, Enter sends, and Shift+Enter adds a new line.

In documents, Cmd+S or Ctrl+S saves, Cmd+B or Ctrl+B bolds, and Cmd+I or Ctrl+I italicizes.

In Input tables, arrow keys move between cells, Enter edits or accepts, and Esc cancels.

In the Library table, ArrowUp, ArrowDown, J, or K moves the highlighted row; Enter or Space opens; X selects; Backspace or Delete removes.

Some browser and operating-system shortcuts can conflict. If a shortcut does not work, open Show keyboard shortcuts from Help and use the listed alternative.