> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.slashy.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# The command palette

> Cmd+K opens a searchable list of everything you can do in Slashy.

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

## 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+Shift+L`) 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.

## 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.
* **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.

## Highlighted commands

A few favorites worth remembering:

* **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.

## 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.

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<Tip>
  Press `Shift+?` for the full keyboard cheat sheet.
</Tip>

## Mobile

The palette is desktop only. On iOS, open the agent sidebar instead. Anything you'd run from the palette can be described to the agent in a sentence.

<CardGroup cols={2}>
  <Card title="Keyboard shortcuts" href="/how-to-guides/keyboard-shortcuts">The full shortcut map.</Card>
  <Card title="Composing" href="/features/email/composing">Write and send mail.</Card>
  <Card title="Search" href="/features/search/overview">Find anything across inboxes.</Card>
  <Card title="Agent autonomy" href="/features/ai-agent/autonomy">When the agent acts on its own.</Card>
  <Card title="The Slashy method" href="/how-to-guides/slashy-method">How power users work in Slashy.</Card>
</CardGroup>
