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Command palette
Press ⌘K anywhere. One input reaches every action, pane, and workspace — so your hands never leave the keyboard.
Updated 2026-06-12
The basics
⌘K opens the palette. Start typing and it fuzzy-searches across actions, your open panes, and your workspaces at once — things you use often float to the top. ↑ ↓ to navigate, ↵ to run, esc to close.
Prefixes
When you already know what kind of thing you’re after, start with a prefix to filter:
| Prefix | Scope | Example |
|---|---|---|
> | Actions only | >split → Split pane vertically |
@ | Panes in the active workspace | @codex → focus that Codex pane |
# | Workspaces | #api → jump to the api workspace |
What you can run from it
Everything with a menu or shortcut is also a palette action — a few you’ll use constantly:
- New pane, split pane vertically or horizontally, close pane
- Focus pane left / right / above / below, focus next pane
- Split pane with the agent picker
- Toggle the browser sidebar, clear browser history
- New workspace, jump between workspaces
Palette vs. shortcuts
Every action in the palette can also have a keyboard shortcut, and the palette shows it next to the action — so the palette doubles as a discoverable cheat sheet. Remap anything in Settings → Keybindings.
Related
- Workspaces & panes — what all those pane actions do.
- Settings — keybinding overrides.