Command Palette
Lithora is keyboard-first. Press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows) from anywhere to create work, ask the AI agent, run an automation, or jump to anything — without touching the mouse.
Commands
Create issue
New issue · backlog
Search docs & API reference
Jump to container…
Available on every plan. Open it anywhere with ⌘K.
Two ways to type
Start with / to run an explicit command. Type anything else and the palette searches — and, if your phrasing matches one of four recognised intents, offers to act on it.
Create work
Starts with create, new, or add followed by issue, task, or ticket. Opens the creator with the title filled in.
create issue: fix flaky CI on mainAsk the agent
Starts with ask (optionally "ask the agent"). Hands the question to the AI Workspace with your workspace as context.
ask what is blocking the releaseRun an automation
Starts with run. Fires the named automation immediately.
run automation: nightly triageJump to a PR or issue
A bare #number, or "go to pr #412" / "open issue #412". Jumps to the linked pull request or issue.
#412Phrasing matters
Slash commands
Commands that act on “the active task” use whichever task is open or selected when you press ⌘K:
/taskCreate a task, or search existing ones. Pass a title to skip straight to the creator./projectCreate a project or switch to one by name./gotoJump to a page: dashboard, projects, teams, storage, settings, billing, notifications, meetings, or ai./searchSearch across every entity — tasks, projects, docs, and people./aiOpen the AI Workspace, optionally with an initial prompt./statusSet the active task’s status to todo, in progress, or done./prioritySet the active task’s priority to low, medium, high, or urgent./assignAssign the active task to a team member by name or email./doneMark the active task complete without leaving the keyboard./timerStart, stop, or pause time tracking.
Tip
Search results
Plain text searches your tasks, projects, docs, and people, and also matches Lithora's own features — so typing “automations” or “whiteboard” takes you to that surface even if you do not remember where it lives in the navigation.
Commands respect your plan and permissions. /timer needs time tracking (Pro and Scale), and run automation needs automations (Pro and Scale).