Command Palette
Keyboard-first workflow with the command palette
Opening the Command Palette
Press ⌘K to open the command palette. You can also access it from View > Command Palette. The command palette gives you quick access to all tibok features without using the mouse.
Using the Command Palette
Searching Commands
Start typing to search for commands. The palette filters results as you type, showing only matching commands.
Executing Commands
Use arrow keys to navigate, then press Enter to execute a command. Press Esc to close.
Keyboard Shortcuts
Many commands show their keyboard shortcuts in the palette. You can use these shortcuts directly without opening the palette.
Common Commands
The command palette provides access to all tibok features. Common commands include:
Create a new markdown document
Open an existing markdown file
Open a workspace folder
Show or hide the preview pane
Open frontmatter editor for Jekyll/Hugo metadata
Commit staged changes
Search within document
Search and replace text
All commands show their keyboard shortcuts in the palette. You can also access these features through the menu bar.
Slash Commands
Type / at the beginning of a line to open the slash command menu. Use arrow keys to navigate and Enter to select. The status bar shows "Type / for commands" as a reminder.
tibok includes 35+ slash commands organized by category:
Headings
/h1 through /h6 - Insert headings of different sizes
Block Elements
/table - Insert 3-column table template/code - Fenced code block/quote - Blockquote/callout - Note/warning callout block/collapse - Collapsible section
Links & Media
/link - Hyperlink/image - Image reference/footnote - Footnote reference
Lists
/list - Bullet list/numbered - Numbered list/task - Checkbox/task list
Text Formatting
/bold, /italic, /strikethrough, /underline/inlinecode, /highlight, /subscript, /superscript
Date & Time
/date - Today's date (ISO format)/time - Current time/datetime - Full timestamp/pickdate - Open date picker
Math
/math - Inline LaTeX formula/mathblock - Display LaTeX formula
Tip: Type just the first few letters to filter commands (e.g., /ta shows Table and Task). The cursor is automatically placed at the most useful position after inserting a command.