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fsckmsft is built for keyboard-first workflows. Learning a handful of shortcuts dramatically cuts down the time you spend reaching for your mouse, especially for actions you repeat dozens of times a day.
Press ? from anywhere in the app to open the in-app shortcut reference. It shows the same shortcuts listed here, filtered to the context you’re currently working in.
Use these shortcuts to move around the app quickly without touching the sidebar or top bar.
ShortcutAction
Cmd+K / Ctrl+KOpen the command palette
G then PGo to Projects
G then SGo to Settings
[Move to the previous item in a list
]Move to the next item in a list
The G shortcuts are sequential — press G, release it, then press the second key within one second. You’ll see a brief indicator in the bottom-right corner confirming the first key was registered.

Editor

These shortcuts work whenever you’re editing a task description, document, or any rich-text field.
ShortcutAction
Cmd+B / Ctrl+BBold selected text
Cmd+I / Ctrl+IItalicize selected text
Cmd+Shift+K / Ctrl+Shift+KInsert or edit a hyperlink
Cmd+Enter / Ctrl+EnterSubmit or save the current entry
Cmd+Z / Ctrl+ZUndo the last action
Cmd+Enter saves and closes inline editors (such as quick-add task fields). Inside the full document editor, it submits a comment if the comment box is focused.

Projects

Use these shortcuts to manage projects and their contents without opening menus.
ShortcutAction
Cmd+N / Ctrl+NCreate a new item (task or document, depending on the active view)
Cmd+Shift+A / Ctrl+Shift+AArchive the current project
Cmd+Shift+F / Ctrl+Shift+FOpen the filter panel for the current view
Cmd+Shift+A archives the project immediately with no confirmation dialog. To restore an archived project, go to Settings → Archived Projects.

Automation

These shortcuts apply when you’re working in the Automation builder or triggering workflows from any view.
ShortcutAction
Cmd+Shift+W / Ctrl+Shift+WCreate a new workflow in the current project
Cmd+Shift+R / Ctrl+Shift+RRun the selected workflow immediately
Cmd+Shift+R is especially useful for testing a workflow after you’ve made changes. Select the workflow in the Automation tab first, then press the shortcut to trigger a manual run.