Keyboard shortcuts and search
Global search with Cmd+K, in-editor AI slash commands, @-mentions inside rich text, and the keyboard surface of the Play view.
Ultimo aggiornamento 19/08/26
Wyrdli · Aiuto e documentazioneGlobal search with Cmd+K, in-editor AI slash commands, @-mentions inside rich text, and the keyboard surface of the Play view.
Wyrdli's keyboard surface is small and deliberate. Four places shortcuts matter: the global search bar (Cmd+K), the in-editor AI slash commands, the @-mention picker inside any rich-text field, and the Play view you drive at the table.
Cmd+K opens the cross-entity search bar from anywhere in the app (Ctrl+K on Windows and Linux). Type a name, the results group by entity type (Characters, NPCs, PCs, Locations, Factions, Items, Scenes, Secrets, Clues, Sessions). Arrow keys move through the list; Enter opens the highlighted result; Shift+Enter opens it in a new tab; Esc closes the search.
Use it mid-Session when the table asks "wait, who's the harbour master again?" Faster than navigating to the NPCs tab.
The rich-text editor on Location, Faction, Item, NPC, Scene, Secret, and Session debrief surfaces accepts two slash commands:
/write drafts a paragraph from a short prompt you type after the slash.
/expand extends the currently-highlighted text, keeping the existing tone.
Each proposal lands inline as a styled block. Accept it, edit it, or reject it before it becomes part of the document. The slash commands are how the Templates you've authored apply at the moment of writing.
Inside any rich-text field, typing @ opens a picker that searches every entity in the current Campaign by name. Arrow keys move through the suggestions; Enter inserts the chosen entity as an inline link. The link follows the entity if its name changes later, so renaming an NPC doesn't leave broken references in your notes.
Use mentions liberally in Session notes and Scene descriptions. Mentioned entities show up on each other's Graph tabs, which is how the relationship web builds up over a Campaign.
Play view, the table-side surface you open with "Run session" on a Campaign, is currently mouse-driven. Keyboard shortcuts for switching the active Scene or surfacing a Threat aren't wired in this version. The one keyboard surface in Play view is the same Cmd+K search; the rest is pointer-driven by design, so you can keep one hand on the dice.