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Getting Started

Command Palette ​

Press ⌘K (Mac) or Ctrl+K (Windows/Linux) anywhere in the app — or click the shortcut hint in the toolbar search box — and the command palette opens. Press Esc or click outside to close it.

Command palette open with search results

Start typing ​

Type anything — results appear as you type. Entity matches show up alongside commands, so the same box finds a person, opens a menu list, or runs an action. Press Enter to open the selected row, or search with the text you typed — in the menu list you are in, or everywhere.

Before you type ​

An empty palette is already useful. It shows:

  • Actions for the open entity — add a child, edit, duplicate, parents, rights, history, open in a new tab. Only actions your rights allow are listed.
  • Create shortcuts — new-entity actions for the menu list you are in.
  • Recent — entities you viewed lately, one keystroke away.

Command palette opened on an entity, listing its actions

Commands ​

The palette also runs app commands: open Advanced Search or Entu AI, reload the app, switch the language, or sign out. And it navigates — to any menu entry, the dashboard, your own profile, or another database you have access to.

Quick filters ​

The palette understands a small query grammar. Type an entity type's name and press Tab — it becomes a token, and everything after it applies to that type:

  • Filter by property — pick a property, choose a condition, then a value. Conditions are is / is not / contains — or is / before / after for numbers and dates. While building a filter, ⌥ (Alt) cycles the condition — or click the condition on the token.
  • Sort by property — add a sort token and flip its direction by clicking it.

Command palette with a type token and a property filter being built

Backspace on an empty input removes the last token, so you can rebuild the query step by step. Matching entities update below as you go — press Enter on one to open it. To open the list view with your filters applied, type a search word and pick Search “…” in ….