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The command palette is the keyboard-first way to drive Slashy. Hit Cmd+K from anywhere and start typing what you want.

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Open the palette

Press Cmd+K on any screen. A search box opens in the middle of the window with a list of commands ranked by recency and relevance.

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Palette vs agent sidebar

The palette and the agent sidebar (Cmd+/) are different tools for different jobs:
  • Palette runs deterministic commands. You type the name of a thing you can already do with a click or shortcut, and it runs immediately. No model in the loop.
  • Agent reasons through a request. Use it when you want Slashy to read a thread, decide what to do, and act, all from a sentence.
If you know the name of what you want, use the palette. If you’re describing a task, use the agent.

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What you can run

Commands are organized by area:
  • Navigate. Jump to an inbox, label, calendar, or settings page.
  • Compose. Start a new email, reply to the current thread, insert a snippet, dictate a draft, jump straight to the recipients, Cc, Bcc, or Subject field, or insert an emoji.
  • Calendar. Create an event, open availability, switch to multi-person view.
  • Search. Run a saved search, scope to a single inbox, filter by sender.
  • Settings. Open any settings panel directly.

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Highlighted commands

A few favorites worth remembering:
  • Dictate draft. Open the palette from anywhere and type “dictate” — it opens a new draft (or targets the one you were just in) and starts voice dictation immediately. Same action as Cmd+Shift+J from inside a compose window.
  • Print. Open a thread, hit Cmd+K, type “print”, and it renders a clean print view instead of printing the whole app. Cmd+P runs the same command directly when a thread is open; inside a compose window Cmd+P runs “Rate email” instead.
  • Save email as PDF. Open a thread, hit Cmd+K, type “PDF”, and save the rendered message to disk.
  • Copy thread. Copies a plain-text version of the current thread to the clipboard, useful for pasting into a CRM note or a doc.
  • Jump to a label. Type the label name and press Enter to filter the inbox.
  • Switch inbox. Type the inbox alias to flip between connected accounts without leaving the keyboard.
  • Unsubscribe. When the open thread has a real unsubscribe link, “unsubscribe” ranks it above the general Unsubscribe Settings page so the one-thread action is always the top hit.

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Keyboard shortcuts in line

Commands that have a dedicated shortcut show the keys on the right side of the row. You can run the command from the palette once and then memorize the shortcut for next time.
Press Shift+? for the full keyboard cheat sheet.

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Mobile

Cmd+K itself is desktop only, but the iOS app has its own equivalent: tap with two fingers anywhere in the app to open the mobile command sheet, showing the same kind of contextual and navigation commands. You can also open the agent sidebar and describe what you want in a sentence.

Keyboard shortcuts

The full shortcut map.

Composing

Write and send mail.

Search

Find anything across inboxes.

Agent autonomy

When the agent acts on its own.

The Slashy method

How power users work in Slashy.