Press ? anywhere in the app to see every shortcut. On Windows and Linux, use Ctrl where these say Cmd.

Global
Section titled “Global”| Shortcut | Does |
|---|---|
| CmdK | Open the command palette |
| CmdR | Open Run tests |
| CmdJ | Ask the assistant |
| ? | Show the keyboard shortcuts |
| CmdB | Show or hide the sidebar |
Navigation
Section titled “Navigation”Press G, then the letter:
| Shortcut | Goes to |
|---|---|
| G then O | Overview |
| G then T | Test cases |
| G then P | Test plans |
| G then R | Runs |
| G then F | Findings |
| G then I | Inbox |
| G then A | Activity |
| G then M | Map |
| G then S | Settings |
On a page
Section titled “On a page”| Shortcut | Does |
|---|---|
| C | Create new: a test case on Test cases, a plan on Test plans, and so on |
| / | Jump to the page’s search field |
| J and K | Move through the Inbox |
Shortcuts don’t fire while you type in a field.
Command palette
Section titled “Command palette”CmdK opens a box where you type what you want. Type a few letters to search every project of the organization: test cases (by name, step or expected outcome), plans, runs, Inbox items, screens and journeys on the map, explorations, notes, environments, credentials and variables (by name only). Pasting an id from a URL or a log finds what it belongs to.
Without a search term, it lists:
- Actions: Run test, Start exploration, Keyboard shortcuts.
- Navigation: every page, and Self-driving settings.
- Settings: Profile, and Organization settings for Owners and Admins.
Use the arrow keys to choose, and press Enter.
Related
Section titled “Related”A tour of the Testmode appWhere everything is.
Run testsWhat Cmd+R opens.
Ask the assistantWhat Cmd+J opens.