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The command palette is rolling out gradually and is currently gated behind the cmd-k-spotlight feature flag.
The command palette gives you keyboard-first access to navigation, actions, and resources from anywhere in the Builder. Press Cmd+K on Mac or Ctrl+K on Windows and Linux to open it. Send a message to Invent is always pinned at the top of the palette.

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What you can do

Quick actions

Create agents, tools, workforces, and knowledge tables, or open docs, copy the current URL, and contact support

Navigation search

Find any page in the Builder instantly by typing its name

Resource search

Jump directly to any agent, tool, workforce, or knowledge set in your project

Project switching

Type a project name to switch to another project across any region

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Quick actions

The following actions are available in the palette:
  • Create tool — open the tool creation flow
  • Create agent — open the agent creation flow
  • Create workforce — open the workforce creation flow
  • Create knowledge table — open the knowledge table creation flow
  • Open docs — go to the Relevance AI documentation
  • Copy URL — copy the current page URL to your clipboard
  • Contact support — open a support request
Contact support replaces the old Cmd+K support drawer that previously opened in the Builder.
Type any page name to find it in the Builder. Results appear as you type, with matched characters highlighted. Select a result to navigate directly to that page. Type the name of an agent, tool, workforce, or knowledge set to jump to it directly. Resource results are mixed with navigation results and ranked by relevance.

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Project switching

Type a project name to search across all your projects, including projects in other regions. Select a result to switch to that project immediately. If you’re on a page that exists in the destination project — for example, viewing an Agent — the palette will try to land you on the same page type after switching.

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Smart ordering

When the palette opens with no query, results are ranked by frecency: a combination of how recently and how frequently you’ve accessed each item. Items you use often appear near the top. The frecency score uses a 14-day half-life decay, so recent activity has more weight than older usage.

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Keyboard navigation

Pressing Esc clears the current query first. Pressing it again when the query is empty closes the palette.

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How results are ranked

The palette uses tiered scoring to match your query against result names:
  1. Exact match
  2. Prefix match — query matches the start of the result
  3. Acronym match — query matches the initials of a multi-word result
  4. Fuzzy match — characters in the query appear in order within the result
Matched characters are highlighted in each result so you can see why it was returned.