Keyboard shortcuts
Every keybinding in Team-X: navigation, command palette, copilot sidebar, ticket actions, and the productivity shortcuts that keep operators hands-on-keyboard.
Updated
Team-X is deliberately keyboard-light: two global shortcuts open the two command surfaces, and everything else is reachable from the command palette itself. This page documents the complete real shortcut surface: if a shortcut isn’t listed here, it doesn’t exist.
On macOS use
Cmd; on Windows and Linux useCtrl.
Global
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Cmd/Ctrl + K | Open the command palette: natural-language commands, slash commands, navigation |
Cmd/Ctrl + Shift + K | Toggle the Copilot sidebar: proactive insights and Ask Copilot |
Inside the command palette
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Enter | Run the parsed command |
Arrow Up (empty input) | Browse recent command history (last 20) |
Arrow Up / Down (clarification list) | Choose between candidate entities |
Tab | Accept an inline suggestion |
Esc | Close the palette |
Navigation is a palette feature, not a chord: type /show dashboard,
/show tickets, /show projects, /show meetings, /show telemetry,
/show files, /show audit, /show schedule, or /show settings for
deterministic view switching, or just say where you want to go in plain
language.
Composers
| Where | Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|---|
| Chat composer | Cmd/Ctrl + Enter | Send the message |
| Ticket discussion | Enter | Send the comment |
| Ticket discussion | Shift + Enter | Insert a newline |
Dialogs and sheets
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Esc | Close the open dialog, sheet, or palette |
Application menu (standard Electron accelerators)
The View and Edit menus carry the platform-standard accelerators:
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Cmd/Ctrl + = / Cmd/Ctrl + - | Zoom in / zoom out (whole-UI text scaling) |
Cmd/Ctrl + 0 | Reset zoom to 100% |
F11 (Windows/Linux) / Ctrl+Cmd+F (macOS) | Toggle fullscreen |
Cmd/Ctrl + R | Reload the window |
Cmd/Ctrl + C / V / X / A / Z | Standard clipboard and undo |
A note on what’s not here
Earlier drafts of this guide described view-navigation chords
(Ctrl+D, Ctrl+T, Ctrl+1-8), filter shortcuts, and a
“Customize Shortcuts” settings page. Those were never shipped. Use the
command palette’s /show ... commands for fast navigation; they’re
deterministic, discoverable, and logged to command history.