Finding Pages with the Command Palette
The command palette lets you jump to any page in the Oneleet dashboard by typing its name — even pages that don't have their own link in the sidebar.
Opening the palette
Section titled “Opening the palette”There are two ways to open it:
- Press Cmd+K (macOS) or Ctrl+K (Windows/Linux) anywhere in the dashboard.
- Click the Search field at the top of the sidebar. When the sidebar is collapsed or you're on a smaller screen, use the search icon in the top bar instead.
Searching
Section titled “Searching”Start typing and the palette filters all pages you have access to, grouped by the section they belong to. Matching is forgiving — common synonyms work too:
- Typing controls finds the Controls page, even though it lives under Program in the sidebar.
- Typing pentest finds Penetration tests.
- Typing soc 2 or iso 27001 finds your compliance Frameworks.
- Typing ai settings or api keys jumps straight to those sections of your workspace settings.
Use the arrow keys to move through the results and press Enter — or click a result — to go to that page. Press Esc to close the palette.
With an empty search, the palette lists every page available to you, so it also works as a site map.
What you'll see
Section titled “What you'll see”The palette only shows pages your account can access. Pages restricted by your role or your workspace's feature set won't appear in the results.