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The shortcuts you will use most in the web app, plus how Atoi handles focus, motion, and assistive technology.

Shortcuts are accelerators. Every action they trigger also has a visible control, so you can use Atoi with a pointer, a keyboard, touch, or a screen reader. This page lists the ones you will use most. The shortcuts dialog (⌘/) shows and searches the full set.

#Global shortcuts

ActionShortcut
Ask Atoi⌘N
Open the command palette⌘K
Switch between recent threadsCtrl + `
Open search/ (outside a text field)
Show all shortcuts⌘/
Submit⌘Enter
Close a dialog or go backEsc

#Go somewhere

Press g, then the second key.

Go toKeys
Homeg h
Inboxg i
Automationsg a
Skillsg k
Settingsg s
Workspace switcherg w

Sequences do not fire while you are typing in a text field.

#While writing

ActionShortcut
Bold⌘B
Italic⌘I
Code⌘E
Jump to the top of a thread⌘Home
Jump to the bottom of a thread⌘End

Open the shortcuts dialog with ⌘/ to view and search the current set. Shortcuts cannot be edited yet.

#Focus and dialogs

Dialogs keep focus inside them while they are open and return it to the control that opened them. Use the arrow keys or Tab to move through lists, depending on the list. Focus rings stay visible.

In these docs, ⌘K opens search, arrow keys move through results, Enter opens one, and Esc closes. The sidebar responds to , , Home, and End.

#Motion and contrast

Menus and navigation do not animate spatially; controls use short color transitions. If your system asks for reduced motion, Atoi removes spatial movement. Light, dark, and custom themes keep the same contrast relationships.

#Screen readers and captions

Images carry alternative text unless they are decorative. Diagrams have a text explanation next to them. Tables scroll sideways without trapping focus.

If something is unreachable or unlabeled, tell us the route, the control, the input method, and the assistive technology. Troubleshooting shows the report shape.

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