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Keys

These are the default keys, as Linux and Windows write them, and in the macOS column as macOS does: there Cmd (⌘) takes the place of Ctrl, and Alt is Option (⌥). A chord such as Ctrl+T 1 is two keys pressed one after the other; a chord whose first key has a modifier stays armed for a second, so Ctrl+T then Left, Left, Left scrubs three steps. The hint bar at the bottom shows the keys that act in the lens in front, and while a chord waits, the keys that can follow it. The lens bar at the top shows each lens's key, as the keymap binds it. The config's keymap section rebinds or unbinds any key (config). Commands with no key run from the palette (commands).

The app

Ctrl+Q

Quit

macOS
⌘Q
Command
app.quit

F3

Toggle frame times

macOS
F3
Command
app.frame-times

F1

Toggle key hints

macOS
F1
Command
app.hints

Shift+F1

Show the tour of the keys

macOS
⇧F1
Command
app.tour

Windows

Ctrl+Shift+N

Open a window showing what this one shows

macOS
⇧⌘N
Command
window.new

Ctrl+Shift+W

Close this window; closing the last quits

macOS
⇧⌘W
⌘W
Command
window.close

Palette

Ctrl+K

Find entities, commands and places

macOS
⌘K
Command
palette.open

Language model

?

Ask the model a question; Enter on an empty one explains

macOS
?
Command
nl.ask

Ctrl+J

Show or hide the model's narration

macOS
⌘J
Command
nl.panel

What changed

w

Show or hide what changed out of view

macOS
w
Command
observations.show

Actions

a

List the actions allowed on the focus

macOS
a
Command
action.offer

View

h
Left

Pan left

macOS
h
←
Command
view.pan-left

H
Shift+Left

Pan left (far=true)

macOS
H
⇧←
Command
view.pan-left far=true

l
Right

Pan right

macOS
l
→
Command
view.pan-right

L
Shift+Right

Pan right (far=true)

macOS
L
⇧→
Command
view.pan-right far=true

k
Up

Pan up

macOS
k
↑
Command
view.pan-up

K
Shift+Up

Pan up (far=true)

macOS
K
⇧↑
Command
view.pan-up far=true

j
Down

Pan down

macOS
j
↓
Command
view.pan-down

J
Shift+Down

Pan down (far=true)

macOS
J
⇧↓
Command
view.pan-down far=true

+
=

Zoom in

macOS
+
=
Command
view.zoom-in

-

Zoom out

macOS
-
Command
view.zoom-out

0

Go to the home bookmark, or frame everything

macOS
0
Command
view.home

Enter

Open the focused entity

macOS
Return
Command
view.open

Esc

Close Detail, or clear the focus, the selection or the filter

macOS
Esc
Command
view.unfocus

Filter

/

Filter what every lens shows

macOS
/
Command
filter.edit

Back and forward

Backspace

Go back

macOS
Delete
Command
nav.back

Shift+Backspace

Go forward

macOS
⇧Delete
Command
nav.forward

Time

[
Ctrl+T Left

Scrub back in time

macOS
[
⌘T ←
Command
time.back

{
Ctrl+T Shift+Left

Scrub back in time (far=true)

macOS
{
⌘T ⇧←
Command
time.back far=true

]
Ctrl+T Right

Scrub forward in time

macOS
]
⌘T →
Command
time.forward

}
Ctrl+T Shift+Right

Scrub forward in time (far=true)

macOS
}
⌘T ⇧→
Command
time.forward far=true

Ctrl+T Up

Show a shorter time span

macOS
⌘T ↑
Command
time.zoom-in

Ctrl+T Down

Show a longer time span

macOS
⌘T ↓
Command
time.zoom-out

Ctrl+T n

Follow the clock

macOS
⌘T n
Command
time.live

Ctrl+T 1

Show a span ending now, live, or ending at a time (span=15m)

macOS
⌘T 1
Command
time.last span=15m

Ctrl+T 2

Show a span ending now, live, or ending at a time (span=1h)

macOS
⌘T 2
Command
time.last span=1h

Ctrl+T 3

Show a span ending now, live, or ending at a time (span=6h)

macOS
⌘T 3
Command
time.last span=6h

Ctrl+T 4

Show a span ending now, live, or ending at a time (span=1d)

macOS
⌘T 4
Command
time.last span=1d

Ctrl+T 5

Show a span ending now, live, or ending at a time (span=7d)

macOS
⌘T 5
Command
time.last span=7d

Lenses

1

Show Topology

macOS
1
Command
lens.topology

2

Show Timeline

macOS
2
Command
lens.timeline

3

Show Grid

macOS
3
Command
lens.grid

4

Show Stream

macOS
4
Command
lens.stream

5

Open the focused entity in Detail

macOS
5
Command
lens.detail

6

Show Treemap

macOS
6
Command
lens.treemap

7

Show Flow

macOS
7
Command
lens.flow

8

Show Geo, the map

macOS
8
Command
lens.geo

Grid

m

Show the next metric in Grid, measure in Treemap, or unit in Flow

macOS
m
Command
grid.next

M

Show the previous metric in Grid, measure in Treemap, or unit in Flow

macOS
M
Command
grid.previous

o

Sort Grid hottest first or by name

macOS
o
Command
grid.sort

Stream

s

Show events of a severity and above in Stream

macOS
s
Command
stream.severity

n

Show events near the focus, or all, in Stream

macOS
n
Command
stream.scope

t

Scroll Stream to the newest event

macOS
t
Command
stream.top

Compare

c

Compare the two selected entities, or the focus with the one selected

macOS
c
Command
compare.selected

C

Compare the focus with the window just before, or with the same window earlier

macOS
C
Command
compare.before

x

Swap Compare's sides

macOS
x
Command
compare.swap

Sources

S

Show or hide the sources, to turn them on and off

macOS
S
Command
source.list

In the action panels

These keys are fixed. In the list of actions:

KeysDoes
Up
Down		Move among the actions
EnterPropose the action, in the confirm panel
EscClose the list

In the confirm panel, which takes every key while it is open:

KeysDoes
YRun the action
N
Esc		Decline it
Up
Down		Move among its parameters
Left
Right		Step the parameter's value
0 to 9, BackspaceType a whole-number parameter
EnterNothing, so a habit cannot confirm an action

In the sources panel

These keys are fixed:

KeysDoes
Up
Down
j
k		Move among the sources
SpaceTurn the source on or off; a click does too
EnterShow the source's entities in Grid
EscClose the panel

A click on a source's name in the status bar turns it on or off too, panel open or not. On a locked source, Space or a click opens the license panel instead.

In the license panel

These keys are fixed:

KeysDoes
Ctrl+V (⌘V on macOS)Add the license key copied
EscClose the panel