Keyboard shortcuts
The global shortcuts — command palette, per-window zoom, editor save, and dialog dismissal.
Command Center is a pointer-first interface; the keyboard surface is small and global. On macOS read Ctrl as ⌘.
Everywhere
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
| Ctrl+K | Open or close the command palette |
| Ctrl+= / Ctrl+− | Zoom the current window in / out |
| Ctrl+0 | Reset the current window's zoom |
| Ctrl + mouse wheel | Zoom the current window |
| Esc | Close the open dialog, menu, or palette |
The command palette
Ctrl+K opens a single search box over five sources at once — documents, knowledge-graph entities, workspaces, context artifacts, and memory. Type to search, ↑/↓ to move through results, Enter to jump to the selected hit, Esc to close. Sources that are offline simply contribute no rows; the palette never blocks on them.
Zoom
Zoom is per window — each pop-out keeps its own factor (50–250%, in 10% steps), remembered across restarts. Two surfaces deliberately opt out of the global zoom because they own the gesture themselves: terminal panes (they have their own font sizing) and the graph canvas (Ctrl+wheel zooms the graph).
Editors
| Shortcut | Where | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Ctrl+S | The strategic-file editors — Missions Board, the Dashboard's Mission Control, Company Identity | Save the open file |
The Documents view saves with its explicit Save button.
Terminal panes pass keystrokes through to the shell or agent session running inside them — the shortcuts above stop at the pane border.
Doctor checks
Every readiness check the Doctor runs — grouped, with the states each can report, its one-click fix, and how to resolve a failing row.
Catalogs
The shipped MCP servers, agents, skills, and routines in four generated summary tables — each row linking into the in-depth infrastructure pages.