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The command palette is a search-and-jump overlay available on every page while you are signed in. Press Cmd+K (macOS) or Ctrl+K (Windows and Linux) to open it, and press the same keys again to close it. The shortcut works even when your cursor is in a text field.

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What the palette shows

Open the palette without typing and it lists, in order:
  • Go to — the main sections of the app you have access to.
  • Workspaces — your workspaces.
  • Recent chats — your most recent chats, up to 12.
  • Actions — the quick actions below.
Start typing and the list filters. Third-party services appear under a Credentials group once you type, rather than at rest, so they do not bury the default view. Agents are the exception: they are not in the resting list, so use the agents scope to search them. A scope searches one kind of thing on its own. Type enough of a scope’s keyword to begin it — cred is enough for credentials — then press Tab to enter it. To leave a scope, press Esc, press Backspace on an empty query, or click the back button in the palette header.

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Credentials scope

The credentials scope lists every service your account can hold a credential for, whether or not it is connected. Select the Connected filter to narrow the list to services you have already connected. Selecting a connected service opens its credential detail page. Selecting a service you have not connected opens Settings > Credentials filtered to that service, with its Connect button.

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Actions

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