Commands

You can open the command palette with Command + P CmdP Control + P CtrlP Command + P CmdP from anywhere in the app and type to fuzzy-search across commands. For example, typing “foc” finds “Toggle Focus Mode”.

Commands are grouped under the headings below. Some commands only appear when they’re relevant — file commands need an open file, IDE commands need a configured IDE etc.

File

Command	Available when	Description
New File	A collection is selected	Create a new file in the selected collection
Close File	A file is open	Close the current file

Navigation

Command	Available when	Description
Toggle Sidebar	Always	Show or hide the left sidebar
Toggle Frontmatter Panel	Always	Show or hide the frontmatter panel
Find Content	A project is open	Open the Content Finder to search content and open a file or insert a link
Open Collection: name	That collection isn’t already selected	Switch to a different collection (one command per collection)

Project

Command	Available when	Description
Open Project	Always	Select a new project folder
Reload Collections	A project is open	Re-scan the project’s collections and files

Settings

Command	Description
Open Preferences	Open application preferences
Toggle Focus Mode	Dim all text except the current sentence
Toggle Typewriter Mode	Keep the cursor line centred in the viewport

Highlights

These toggle the copyedit highlighting modes. Each command’s label flips between Show and Hide depending on what’s currently on.

Command	Description
Show / Hide Noun Highlights	Toggle noun highlighting
Show / Hide Verb Highlights	Toggle verb highlighting
Show / Hide Adjective Highlights	Toggle adjective highlighting
Show / Hide Adverb Highlights	Toggle adverb highlighting
Show / Hide Conjunction Highlights	Toggle conjunction highlighting
Show / Hide All Highlights	Toggle every part-of-speech highlight together

IDE

These need an IDE to be configured.

Command	Available when	Description
Open Project in IDE	A project is open	Open the current project in your IDE
Open Collection in IDE	A collection is selected	Open the current collection’s folder in your IDE
Open File in IDE	A file is open	Open the current file in your IDE