Search and run commands

One box finds issues, documents, cards, files and contacts and runs commands. Open it with Ctrl+K, or with the search button in the top bar.

Tridge has one box for finding things and for doing things. Press Ctrl+K to open it from anywhere. On macOS, press ⌘+K. The search button in the top bar opens the same box.

Find something

Press Ctrl+K. The box reads Search or run a command...
Type part of a title, an issue ID, a name, or words from the text.
Use ↑ and ↓ to move through the results, and press Enter to open one.

Results are grouped by kind. Press Esc to close the box without opening anything.

What the box searches

Searched	Not searched here
Issues, documents, cards, persons and companies, and Drive files and folders. In workspaces that use Recruiting: talents, applications and vacancies.	Chat messages, channels, projects, teamspaces, milestones, Action Items and calendar events.

To search chat messages, open Chat and select Browser.
To narrow one list, use the Search box and the Filter button above that list.
To find a colleague while you write, type @ and the name.

Run a command

When the box opens, before you type, it lists the commands that make sense where you are. Type / as the first character to see commands only, then keep typing to narrow them.

Press Ctrl+K.
Type / and a few letters of the command, for example /new.
Press Enter to run the highlighted command.

Commands are grouped under headings such as Tracker, Planner, Inbox, General and Navigation. Some examples:

Command	What it does
New issue	Opens the dialog for a new issue.
Go to my issues	Opens My issues in Tracker.
Switch to Tracker Application	Opens Tracker from any other application.
Planning	Opens Planner.
Mark all as read	Marks everything in your Inbox as read.

Commands for what you selected

The list depends on what you have highlighted or selected. Highlight an issue in a list, press Ctrl+K, and the box offers what you can do with that issue: set its status, priority, assignee, labels and more. Select several issues first and the command applies to all of them.

Learn the shortcut while you are there

A command that has a keyboard shortcut shows it at the end of its row. New issue shows C; Go to my issues shows G then M. Next time, press the keys instead of opening the box. All of them are listed on Keyboard shortcuts.

Good to know

The address of an issue ends with its ID, such as TSK-12, so a link to an issue is short enough to share.