Command Palette

The Command Palette lets you search for and execute virtually any command in Tydora using the keyboard — from formatting text to opening the graph view, switching modes, and more — without digging through menus.

Note

Shortcut: Ctrl+P.

Usage

  1. Press Ctrl+P to open the Command Palette.
  2. Type command keywords for fuzzy search.
  3. Use the arrow keys to select, then press Enter to execute; or click the result.
  4. Press Esc to close.

Supported Commands

Editing Commands

Undo, redo, cut, copy, paste, select all, etc.

Formatting Commands

Bold, italic, strikethrough, inline code, code block, links, various heading levels, lists, task lists, etc.

View Commands

Toggle edit mode, toggle sidebar, open mind map, open knowledge graph, typewriter mode, etc.

File Commands

New file, save file, close file, quick open, etc.

Mode Commands

Switch directly to "Live Preview" or "Source Code" mode.

Search Scope

The Command Palette searches across all available commands, including:

  • Regular commands from menus
  • Commands with keyboard shortcuts
  • Commands provided by editor extensions
Tip

You can search using either Chinese or English keywords. For example, "graph", "mind", or "图谱" can all locate the command to open the knowledge graph.

Recent Commands

The palette remembers your recently executed commands and pins them to the top, making repeated operations even faster.

Difference from Quick Open

  • Command Palette (Ctrl+P) searches for commands.
  • Quick Open (Ctrl+O) searches for files.
Warning

In the default configuration, Ctrl+P is also bound to "Split Preview", but the Command Palette takes priority at runtime. See 07-Settings/04-Shortcut-Reference for details.