Search
Open the command palette with Ctrl K and reach anything in Deplo by typing its name.
Open it
Press Ctrl K (⌘K on a Mac) anywhere in Deplo. Clicking the search box at the top of the sidebar does the same thing, and so does pressing /.
On a phone, the magnifier in the header opens it full screen.
What it finds
Type a few letters and the palette searches everything at once. Case and
separators are ignored, so better auth finds better-auth-docs.
| Group | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Apps, Databases | Every app and database, by name, slug or id |
| Servers | Fleet machines, by name or address |
| Projects, Environments, Folders | The Overview's own structure |
| Domains | A hostname, and the app serving it |
| Members | People on the team, by name or username |
| Roles | The team's roles, by name |
| Cron jobs | Scheduled jobs, and what they run on |
| Templates | The one-click catalogue |
| Pages | Every page in Deplo, New app included, and each app's own tabs |
| Settings | Two-factor, passkeys, registries, cleanup and the rest |
Every row is a page. Pressing Enter opens it and closes the palette - on an app or a database that is its Overview. The palette never redeploys, starts or stops anything: those verbs stay on the page that owns them, behind their own confirmation.
You only ever see what you are allowed to see. The palette hides what your Capabilities do not cover, and the server checks again when you open it.
Reach one app's page directly
Name a page and you get it in every app; name the app too and you get just that one:
| You type | You get |
|---|---|
deployments | Deplo's own page, then every app's Deployments |
deplo variables | deplo-web / Environment |
gamewatcher domains | gamewatcher / Domains |
main backups | main / Backups |
These rows wear the app's own logo with the page's icon badged onto it, so a page belonging to one app never reads as a setting of Deplo itself.
The page is matched on its description too, not only its name - which is why
variables finds the page Deplo calls Environment.
Only six show at once; Show N more opens the rest without leaving the palette.
A word that names one of your apps is spent naming it. Typing blog gives you
the app, not fourteen rows of its pages.
Other teams
The palette searches every team you can reach, not only the active one. Hits from where you are working come first; anything else lands under Other teams, each row labelled with the team it belongs to.
Pressing Enter on one of those switches you to that team and opens the page in a single step.
Team settings count too. Searching roles gives you the active team's Roles
page and one for every other team you reach - and the roles themselves are
searchable by name, so typing what a role is called opens it.
Teams you cannot enter right now - an unmet two-factor policy, for example - contribute nothing rather than failing the search.
Keys
| Key | What it does |
|---|---|
| Ctrl K / ⌘K | Open or close the palette |
| / | Open the palette (unless you are typing in a field) |
| ↑ ↓ | Move through the results |
| Enter | Open the row |
| Escape | Close the palette |
See also
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