The desktop app keeps to the shortcuts a Mac user already expects. These are the ones that matter day to day.
Writing
- Enter sends your message. Shift+Enter adds a line.
- Type / at the start of a message for the commands the room understands.
- Type @ to ask one seat rather than the whole room.
- ⌘U attaches files or photos to the message you are writing.
Sessions and windows
- ⌘N starts a new session.
- ⌘, opens Settings, on the room pane.
- ⌘0 resets the transcript's size; ⌘+ and ⌘− make it larger or smaller.
- Escape closes whatever panel is open — a dialog, the search box, this help centre.
- ⌥⌘L brings the app's window to the front from the menu bar item, wherever you are.
Finding things
- ⌘K opens the search window: discussions by their words and by their ticket key (typing LTB-12 opens that ticket), projects, artifacts, schedules, settings and actions.
- ⌘J opens the same window in Ask mode, as the Ask button at the end of the account row does: type a question and press Return, and one model answers from your discussions, projects, settings and this help, with the places it read as buttons under the answer. In Search, Return on words that end in a question mark asks them too.
The web app shares the writing shortcuts: Enter sends, Shift+Enter adds a line, / and @ work the same way.