Command palette
Run any action or jump to a table with the Ctrl/Cmd+K command palette.
The command palette is Tablyne’s fastest way to do anything — press Ctrl+K (Cmd+K on macOS), type a few characters, and run.
Opening and closing
- Open / toggle: Ctrl+K or Cmd+K. Pressing it again while open closes the palette.
- Close: Esc, or click the dimmed backdrop outside the palette.
Each time it opens, the query box is cleared and focused, so you can start typing immediately.
Searching
Type into the box at the top. The palette uses fuzzy matching — your characters only need to appear in order within a command’s title, not consecutively. For example, typing cfg matches “Configurações” and ftab matches “Find table”.
Results are ranked by how tightly your query matches: matches whose characters are close together (and near the start) rank above looser, more spread-out matches. The list shows up to 50 results.
If nothing matches, the palette shows “nenhum comando” (no commands).
Navigating and running
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| ↓ | Move selection down |
| ↑ | Move selection up |
| Enter | Run the selected command |
| Esc | Close the palette |
You can also hover an entry to select it and click to run. Running a command closes the palette automatically.
What’s in the palette
The palette is built from registered commands. Each entry shows an optional group label (for example “ação” — action) on the left, the command title in the middle, and an optional hint on the right.
Core actions that are always available include:
- License — open the license dialog
- Settings — open Settings
- Find table (cross-region / account) — open the global finder
- Replay welcome tour — restart onboarding
Other commands are registered contextually — for example by the table list and the active data grid tab — so the available set changes with what you’re doing. Tables you can open also surface here, making the palette a quick “jump to table” tool alongside the dedicated global finder.
Tips
- The palette is the quickest path to actions that don’t have a dedicated keyboard shortcut.
- Because matching is fuzzy, you rarely need to type a full word — a distinctive few letters is usually enough to get the command to the top of the list.
- For a printable list of every key combination, see Keyboard shortcuts or open Help → Keyboard shortcuts in the app.