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Finding things ​

The sidebar ​

Some sidebar entries group related pages, shown as tabs under the top bar:

EntryTabs
ConsoleJobs, Schedule, Commands
ScreensScreens, Displays
TeamMembers and tokens, Retention

The project's Overview, Issues, Requests, Database, Browser, Jobs, Logs, Health and Releases, and the team's Projects and Alerts, are pages of their own. An entry's badge adds up its tabs' counts.

Settings, last in the project's list, opens the project's settings, whose menu also lists the Data sources. Members, who cannot change settings, see Data sources there instead, read only.

The Administration section is for system administrators. It is folded and opens by itself on an administration page.

Ctrl+B (⌘B on a Mac) hides or shows the sidebar.

The command palette ​

Press Ctrl+K (⌘K on a Mac) or click Search at the top of the sidebar to jump to:

  • any page of the project you are in,
  • the team and administration pages,
  • another project in the team,
  • another team (this switches team).

Type at least two characters to also search the project you are in:

WhatMatched onOpens
Issuestitle, message or number (DEMO-42, #42, 42)the issue
Routesroute, route name or URL, seen in the last 7 daysthe route on the Requests page
Jobsclass name, run in the last 7 daysthe job on the Jobs page
Commandscommand name, run in the last 7 daysthe command on the Commands page
Scheduled taskstask namethe Schedule page
Tracesthe exact trace idthe trace

Each kind shows at most 5 results.

The command palette searching the project for "demo"

Search syntax ​

The palette and the search fields of issues, routes, queries and users share these rules:

  • A term matches anywhere in the text, regardless of case: checkout finds /api/checkout/{order}.
  • * stands for any number of characters: /api/*/refund finds /api/orders/{order}/refund.
  • Every other character, % and _ included, is searched for as itself.

The Logs page searches whole words instead, see Logs.

Keyboard shortcuts ​

On a Mac, use ⌘ where this table says Ctrl.

KeysWhereDoes
Ctrl+KAny page with the sidebarOpens or closes the command palette.
Ctrl+BAny page with the sidebarHides or shows the sidebar.
← →The tabs of an issueMoves to the previous or next tab.
Ctrl+EnterA note on an issuePosts the note.
@A note on an issueTags a team member or an agent, see Working on an issue.

The screen designer has its own keys, see The designer.