The command palette
⌘K opens a glass panel over the window: a search field, and under it a list that narrows as you type. ↑ ↓ and Return run an item; Esc or a click outside closes it.
What it lists
With a project open:
- Go to Shape, Go to Graph, Search the Graph, Build the Graph with Claude…, New Node or Relationship…, Remove from the Graph…, Show Table / Show Canvas, Zoom to Fit, Tidy Layout (unpin every node), Clear Canvas (nothing is deleted), Notes, Build the Shape with Claude…, Export Project….
- Always: New Project, Import Project…, All Projects, Settings…, then every other project (subtitle “Project”).
- Every node in the graph, with its type’s colour bead and the type as its subtitle; picking one switches to Graph, closes the table, selects it and flies to it.
Matching is on titles and subtitles, case-insensitively. Paste an id (eight characters or more of one) and the node with that id is found. Without a query the list shows the first fourteen items; with one, up to sixty.