Search and the command palette
Press ⌘K (or click Search or jump to… in the top bar) to open the command palette — the fastest way to move around Bedrock without lifting your hands from the keyboard.
Jump to a doc
Start typing a document’s name, path, or words from its content. Bedrock shows:
- Matching files — fuzzy-matched on filename, relative path, and frontmatter title. Up to 12 results; pinned docs appear first.
- In documents — full-text search from inside doc bodies (triggers after two or more characters). Up to 6 results, shown below the file matches.
Use ↑ ↓ to navigate, Enter to open the highlighted result, Esc to dismiss.
Example: type arch to find architecture.md, arch-decisions/0001.md, and
any doc that mentions “architecture” in its body — all in one list.
Run a command
The palette also lists app-level commands:
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
| New file… | Open the new-file dialog |
| New window | Open a new Bedrock window |
| Compose context | Open the Context Composer |
| Open graph view | Show the wikilink graph |
| Generate flow document | Rebuild Flow.md from the workspace |
| Open prompts | Go to the Prompts board |
| Manage templates | Open the Templates overlay |
| Open settings | Open Settings |
| Help & documentation | Open the help centre |
| Save snapshot | Take a version snapshot of the open doc |
| Commit changes… | Open the Git commit dialog (when a git repo is detected) |
Tips
- The search index updates live, so new and renamed files appear immediately.
- You don’t need to match the start of a word —
cldmatchesCLAUDE.md. - Commands appear first when the query looks like a command name; files dominate when it looks like a filename.
- Full-text results show a snippet of the matching line so you can verify you’ve found the right passage before opening the file.
- The entire palette is keyboard-only: type, arrow-key, Enter, Esc — no mouse needed.