Use the command palette and keyboard shortcuts

How to move quickly through a deal workspace.

Written By Reia

Last updated About 2 hours ago

The command palette is the fastest way to move through Reia from the keyboard. Use it to open panels, documents, inputs, statements, search, and workspace actions without leaving the current deal context.

Open commands

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

To try it, open the command palette and search for a visible action such as Open search, Show keyboard shortcuts, Open document picker, or Close active panel. Reia uses searchable action names so you do not need to remember every shortcut.

Common shortcuts

ShortcutAction
?Open keyboard help
Cmd+Shift+? or Ctrl+Shift+?Open keyboard help
/Open search when a workspace is open
gStart go-to navigation
Cmd+/ or Ctrl+/Show key tips
Alt+Shift+FToggle active panel float or dock when available
Alt+WClose the active panel
Alt+[ or Alt+]Move between pane tabs
Alt+Shift+[ or Alt+Shift+]Move between panes
Alt+Shift+, or Alt+Shift+.Move between sheets
Cmd+Shift+O or Ctrl+Shift+OOpen the document picker
Cmd+Shift+E or Ctrl+Shift+EFocus the most recent editor document
Cmd+Z or Ctrl+ZUndo a workspace change when available
Cmd+Shift+Z or Ctrl+Shift+ZRedo a workspace change when available

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.