> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://orbit-dev.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Keyboard shortcuts

> Move around Orbit without touching the mouse

Orbit registers a small set of global keyboard shortcuts, available anywhere in the app.

## Available shortcuts

| Shortcut     | Does                                   |
| ------------ | -------------------------------------- |
| `?` or `/`   | Open the keyboard shortcuts help modal |
| `Alt` + `P`  | Go to Projects                         |
| `Alt` + `B`  | Go to the Dashboard                    |
| `Ctrl` + `F` | Focus the page's search input          |

<Note>
  `Ctrl+K` is currently wired to the same help modal as `?` and `/`, rather than a separate command palette — if you're expecting a distinct "jump to anything" command palette bound to `Ctrl+K`, that doesn't exist yet; it just opens the shortcuts list.
</Note>

<Warning>
  Shortcuts use `Ctrl` and `Alt` literally, on every platform — there is currently no `Cmd`-based equivalent on macOS. Pressing `Cmd+K` on a Mac does not trigger anything; you need the physical `Ctrl` key.
</Warning>

## The shortcuts help modal

Press `?` or `/` anywhere to open a searchable list of every shortcut, grouped by category, with each key combo shown as a keycap-style badge. Use `↑`/`↓` to move through the list, `↵` to run the highlighted shortcut, and `Esc` to close it.

## When shortcuts don't fire

Shortcuts are suppressed while your focus is inside a text input, a text area, or any editable content area — so typing `p` while writing an issue description won't send you to the Projects page. `Esc` is the one exception: it always fires, even while you're typing.