Command palette

One search finds actions and open tabs across your windows. Use it to open Settings, create a group, or get back to a project’s shell.

Open the palette

Press Cmd+Shift+P on macOS or Ctrl+Shift+K on Linux/Windows. You can also choose Command palette from the bottom ⋯ menu.

Type a few words, use Up/Down to select a result, and press Enter. Press Escape to close the palette and return to where you were.

Find an action

Try these searches:

• new group creates a group and its first terminal.
• settings opens preferences, where you can search for a setting.
• reopen brings back a recently closed tab or group with fresh shells.
• focus sidebar starts keyboard navigation.

The reopen action appears when there is something to restore. Results show assigned shortcuts, including your custom bindings.

Jump to a terminal

Search by tab name, group path, or working directory. Combine words to narrow the results: atlas tests can find a Tests tab inside your Atlas project. Each result shows its window, group, and reported directory. Selecting a tab in another window brings that window forward.

For tab results only, press Cmd+Shift+L on macOS or Ctrl+Shift+L on Linux/Windows, or choose Switch tab across windows from the bottom ⋯ menu.

Clear the query to browse all entries again. Descriptive tab names and project groups make results easier to recognize.

Looking for text inside a terminal? Use output search.