Command Palette

Last updated: 2026-09-02

Overview

The Command Palette is a ⌘K fuzzy-search box that lets you jump to projects and config files and run actions — all from your keyboard, without navigating the sidebar.

Free feature — available to everyone.

  • Projects — type to fuzzy-match, then pick an action:
    • Open in Finder
    • Open in Terminal
    • Open in your editor (if configured)
    • Run a command (if you’ve set a double-click command)
    • View in WorkDir
  • Config files — search your dotfiles and jump straight to them (“View in WorkDir”).

How to Use It

  1. Press ⌘K to open the palette.
  2. Start typing — results match on title + subtitle with fuzzy multi-token scoring.
  3. Use ↑ / ↓ to navigate, Enter to execute, Esc to close.
  4. The palette shows the top 100 matches (empty query shows recent items).

Notes

  • It’s a floating panel over the main window with a frosted dark overlay.
  • Results are built from a live scan of your work directories and config-file entries, so they stay current.

Related: Sidebar & Getting Started.