// opening the cheatsheet#
Press ? anywhere on the dashboard (or click the ? chip in the top bar) to open the keyboard-shortcuts cheatsheet. Esc closes it.
The cheatsheet is the canonical source — it's generated from the same catalogue this page reads, so if a new shortcut ships, it shows up there first.
// when chords don't fire#
Inside any form field — input, textarea, contenteditable — chord nav skips entirely so typing g or ? doesn't navigate away mid-compose.
When a modifier key is held (cmd / ctrl / alt), the dashboard never claims the keystroke either — your browser's own shortcuts (cmd+r, cmd+t, etc.) keep working.
// cmd+k command palette#
Cmd+K (macOS) or Ctrl+K (Linux/Windows) opens the command palette from anywhere — including inside form fields. The palette searches every route, every doc, and the chord catalogue itself, so it's the answer to 'where is X?' when you don't remember the chord.
Type to filter. ↑/↓ move the selection, Enter selects, Esc closes. Empty query shows the full catalogue in route → doc → action order. Each doc row includes a reading-time badge (1m, 4m, etc.) so you can pick by available time.
Cmd+K and chords coexist — chords are faster when you know where you're going, the palette is faster when you don't.
// cmd+enter on the compose form#
Inside /caller/new — the alpha-call composer — Cmd+Enter (or Ctrl+Enter) fires the signal from anywhere on the form, including inside the thesis and invalidation textareas where plain Enter is reserved for newlines.
Power users who fire many calls a day stay keyboard-only: paste the market URL, ⇥ through the position fields, type the thesis, ⌘+↵.