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Press Cmd/Ctrl + K to open the command palette from anywhere in the Inspector. It searches the current Inspector state and lets you jump directly to the item you choose.

What you can open

The command palette searches:
  • connected servers by display name or URL
  • tools by name, description, and server
  • prompts by name, description, and server
  • resources by name, URI, and server
  • saved tool requests
  • global navigation actions
  • Add to Client actions for supported clients
Search is fuzzy, so partial words usually work. For example, lin iss can match a Linear issue tool if that tool is connected. Use the command palette when you know the tool name and want to skip tab navigation.
  1. Press Cmd/Ctrl + K.
  2. Type the tool name or part of its description.
  3. Select the tool.
  4. Fill the generated input form.
  5. Run the tool.
The Inspector opens the Tools tab with that tool selected.

Load a saved request

Saved requests appear in their own results category. Select one to open the matching tool with its saved arguments already loaded. Use saved requests for repeatable calls such as regression checks, widget test cases, or long input payloads.

Switch servers

When more than one server is connected, search by server display name or URL. Selecting a server opens that server’s Inspector view. Display names are useful here. Rename saved servers from Connection settings when several URLs are hard to scan.

Add a server to a client

Add to Client commands appear when a connected server can be installed or copied into a supported client. Search for the client name, then choose the matching action. Depending on the client, the action may open a deep link, download a configuration file, or copy a command to the clipboard.

Keyboard controls

For the full shortcut reference, see Keyboard shortcuts.