
⌘ + K Open the command palette to quickly search through all properties
G then I Navigate to inbox
G then S Navigate to settings
G then R Navigate to reporting
G then P Navigate to requests
G then C Navigate to changelog
G then T Navigate to tags
G then Q Navigate to customers
/ Navigate to search
ESC Go back to last page
F Add filter
⌘ + A Select all threads when at least one thread is selected
X while hovering on a thread to select it
Shift + Arrows Select thread above or below
Tab Move forward between your inbox tabs
Shift + Tab Move backward between your inbox tabs
E Mark selected threads as processed or move to inbox
H Snooze the selected threads, or unsnooze them when viewing the Snoozed view
⌘ + ⌫ Delete selected threads
A Assign thread
I Assign a thread to yourself
T Link tag
P Select priority
C Link Linear issue or project
R or Enter Reply to a thread
J/K Next/Previous thread
N Add comment to a thread
E Mark thread done or to-do
H Snooze a thread
⌘ + Shift + U Select contact
⌘ + Shift + M Select company
⌘ + Enter Send message
; Insert snippet
/ to add formatting
@ to reference a Doc article
Type : followed by two or more letters to open a searchable emoji picker, for example :roc for 🚀. Use the arrow keys to move through the results and Enter or Tab to insert the highlighted emoji, or Esc to dismiss the picker.
If you already know the shortcode, just type it out fully, like :tada: or :+1:, and it converts to the emoji as soon as you type the closing colon.
This works in reply, comment, and issue description editors, in snippets, and in the Changelog and Docs editors.
Ctrl + Shift + 1 Insert Heading 1
Ctrl + Shift + 2 Insert Heading 2
Ctrl + Shift + 3 Insert Heading 3
⌘ + Shift + 7 Insert numbered list
⌘ + Shift + 8 Insert bulleted list
⌘ + Shift + 9 Insert checklist
⌘ + Shift + . Insert blockquote
⌘ + Shift + / Insert code block
⌥ + Shift + / Insert divider
These work from the overflow menu on a changelog entry or a help center article.
⌘ + . Copy ID
⌘ + Shift + , Copy URL, a persistent link (/docs/<id> or /changelog/<id>) that resolves to the current title or slug even after you rename it