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Command Palette

Press ⌘K (Mac) or Ctrl+K (Windows/Linux) to open the command palette — the fastest way to navigate Sentri and ask the AI assistant.

Two Modes

The palette operates in two modes that you can switch between with a single-character prefix:

ModePrefixWhat it doesCost
Command>Fuzzy-search navigation links and actionsFree — pure frontend
AI Chat?Send a natural-language question to Sentri AISame as AI Chat
Unified(none)Shows command results first, with an AI fallback row at the bottomFree until you select the AI row

Examples

You typeWhat happens
dashMatches Go to Dashboard — press Enter to navigate
>settingsForce command mode — matches Go to Settings
?why are my tests flakyForce AI mode — press Enter to open AI Chat with your question
debug loginUnified mode — shows matching commands and an "Ask Sentri AI" row at the bottom

Available Commands

CommandKeywordsRoute
Go to Dashboardhome, overview, stats/dashboard
Go to Projectsapplications, apps/projects
Go to Teststest, cases, suite/tests
Go to Reportsanalytics, charts/reports
Go to Runsexecutions, history/runs
Go to Systemcontext, info/context
Go to Settingsconfig, api keys, provider/settings

Actions

CommandKeywordsRoute
Create New Projectadd, application/projects/new
Generate Testcreate, ai, generate/tests

Keyboard Shortcuts

KeyAction
⌘K / Ctrl+KOpen the palette
Navigate results
EnterExecute selected item
EscClose the palette

Fuzzy Matching

The search uses a character-by-character fuzzy matcher that:

  • Matches characters in order (not necessarily adjacent)
  • Rewards prefix matches and exact substrings
  • Penalises gaps between matched characters
  • Highlights matched ranges in the results

Typing gts matches Go to Settings — the matched characters are highlighted in the result list.

AI Fallback

When you type a query that doesn't look like a command (or when no commands match well enough), the palette shows an "Ask Sentri AI" row at the bottom of the results. Selecting it closes the palette and opens the AI Chat panel with your query pre-filled.

This means you never need to decide upfront whether you want to navigate or ask a question — just type and pick the best result.

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