Find and quick-open

Three keys cover the “I want to get to a thing fast” cases: a jump list for workspaces and sessions, the command palette for actions, and find-in-files for code.

Jump to a workspace or session

Cmd/Ctrl+E (or Cmd/Ctrl+P) opens the jump list: every workspace in sidebar order, each with its Cmd+1-Cmd+9 number, then your recent sessions. Type to filter, use the arrow keys to move, and press Enter to open.

To open a file, show the Files panel with Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+E and pick it from the tree.

Command palette

Cmd/Ctrl+K (or F1) opens the command palette. It lists every command in Glueprint with its current shortcut, including commands that ship without one, and says why a command is unavailable when it is greyed out.

Find in Files

Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+F opens the Search panel in the side dock. Type your query, hit Enter, get a flat list of matches across the workspace. Each result shows the file, line number, and surrounding context. Click a result to open the file at that line, scrolled into the center of the editor.

The search panel supports the standard options:

• Case sensitive
• Whole word
• Regex
• Include / exclude globs (e.g. src/**/*.ts, !**/*.test.ts)

If you trigger find-in-files from another view, the editor automatically switches you to the Files view first so the panel has somewhere to render.

Find in current file

The standard Monaco find widget (Cmd/Ctrl+F) is available too. It is themed to match the app and supports case, regex, whole-word, and “find next / find previous” with Enter and Shift+Enter.

Related topics

• Files and tabs
• Language features