Command Explorer

Never lose track of your pages again. Command Explorer lets you search across all your projects and jump to any page in seconds, even if you can't remember exactly where you put it.

Why Use Command Explorer?

• Find pages instantly - Search by title, content, or project name
• Work faster - Press Cmd+K (Mac) or Ctrl+K (Windows) to search from anywhere
• Navigate with keyboard - Use arrow keys to browse, Enter to open
• See recent files - Your most recently updated pages appear first
• Cross-project search - Find pages across all your workspaces at once

Getting Started

Click the search icon in your navigation bar, or press Cmd+K (Mac) or Ctrl+K (Windows) from anywhere in LumifyHub.

Start typing to search, or browse your recent files without typing anything.

How Search Works

Recent Files: When you first open Command Explorer, you'll see your most recently updated pages. These load instantly since they're already in memory.

Live Search: As you type, Command Explorer searches through:

• Page titles
• Page content
• Project names

Results appear as you type, with the most relevant matches at the top.

Navigating Results

Use your keyboard to move through search results:

• ↑↓ Arrow keys - Move up and down the list
• Enter - Open the selected page
• Escape - Close Command Explorer

You can also click any result with your mouse.

Understanding Results

Each result shows:

• Page icon and title - What type of page it is and its name
• Content preview - A snippet of the page content (when available)
• Project badge - Which workspace the page belongs to
• Page type badge - Whether it's a regular page, database, or board

If a page is in a different workspace than your current one, you'll see its project name highlighted.

Tips

Quick access: Command Explorer works from any page in LumifyHub. You don't need to navigate somewhere special first.

Cross-workspace: Results include pages from all your workspaces. Click any result to jump there, even if it's in a different project.

Mobile friendly: On mobile devices, Command Explorer opens as a bottom sheet that's easy to use with your thumbs.