Command palette
The command palette is the fastest way to do anything in Conductor. Open it with ⌘K
and start typing — it fuzzy-matches across titles, hints, and groups.
Opening and using it
- Open / close:
⌘K - Filter: type any part of a command's title, hint, or group.
- Run: select an entry to execute it immediately.
What's in the palette
The palette aggregates several groups:
| Group | Entries |
|---|---|
| project | Every project in the current root — selecting one opens/focuses its tab. |
| tab | Every open tab — jump straight to it. |
| task | Discovered tasks for the active project, shown as Run: <name>. See Tasks. |
| workspace | Load workspace: … and Delete workspace: …. See Workspaces. |
| action | All the commands below. |
Actions
- New terminal tab and (when Elyra is detected) New Elyra agent here
- Split right (
⌘D), Split down (⇧⌘D), Close pane (⌘W) - Show / hide editor, Toggle file sidebar (
⌘B) - Show all files / hide node_modules·.git in tree
- Switch to light / dark theme
- Broadcast input to all panes / Stop broadcasting input
- Quick edit file…, Change projects folder…
- Git: commit
<project>… (when the active project is a repo) - Keyboard shortcuts (
⌘/), Check for updates… - Reset saved layout — clears the persisted session and reloads
- Save workspace…
- Open
<project>in<editor>— one per detected editor
Tips
- Searching
wssurfaces workspace actions; searching a script name surfaces its task. - The palette is the canonical home for actions that don't have a toolbar button or
shortcut, so when in doubt, press
⌘K.