Command Palette

The Command Palette lets you search and run almost any command in Tydora from the keyboard — from formatting text to opening the graph, splitting panes, or exporting — without hunting through menus.

Note

Shortcut: Ctrl+P.

How to Use It

  1. Press Ctrl+P to open the Command Palette.
  2. Type a keyword to fuzzy search commands.
  3. Use the arrow keys to choose and press Enter to run, or click a result.
  4. Press Esc to close it.

Command Groups

Commands are organized by category, and keywords match both command names and aliases:

Group Examples
File Save file, open file, open in new window, vaults
Edit Undo, redo
Format Bold, italic, strikethrough, inline code, code block, hyperlink, quote, horizontal rule
List Bullet list, ordered list, task list
Heading Heading 1–6, paragraph
Insert Insert image, insert footnote, insert table of contents, insert formula, table
View Toggle sidebar, toggle editing mode, typewriter mode, mind map, knowledge graph, new terminal, split horizontally / vertically
Mode Switch to live preview mode / switch to source mode (the current mode is marked with ✓)
Tools Publish as website
Export Copy as Markdown, copy for WeChat, export to PDF / HTML / Word / image / social cards
Window Minimize window, maximize window, close window
Settings Open Settings, and jump directly to the General / Theme / Shortcuts / Mind map / Knowledge graph / Image / Canvas settings pages

Aliases and Search Tips

Commands have both Chinese and English aliases, so either works:

  • "Vaults" can also be found via 仓库 or vault
  • "Export to Word" can also be found via word, docx, or document
  • "Export as social cards" can also be found via xiaohongshu, xhs, or card
  • "Open knowledge graph" can also be found via graph
Tip

Commands that already have a shortcut show the keybinding on the right, so you pick it up as you go.

Recently Used Commands

The palette remembers the commands you ran most recently and puts them at the top, making repeated actions faster.

Difference from Quick Open

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