Travailler avec le système
La palette de commandes
Ctrl-K opens the palette. Start typing to search every node across your libraries; the cached index answers most keystrokes instantly. Type > first to run a command instead of searching:
- > graph …open graph view focused on a node
- > boards …find and open one of your boards
- > new boardcreate a connection board and open it
- > document outlineopen the spine — the document's section structure
- + …import papers from arXiv, OpenAlex (also: + prefix)
- > settingsaccount, libraries, and the trash
- > editor paneopen / focus the LaTeX editor
- > preview paneopen / focus the compiled PDF
- > files paneproject files & attachments (images, .sty, .bib)
- > libraries panelibraries attached to this project
- > related panepapers related to the focused node
- > backlinks panewhat links to the focused node
- > history panethe draft's checkpoints — preview & restore
- > project settingsrename, sharing, editor prefs, trash this draft
- > reset workspace layoutrebuild the default pane arrangement
- > help & documentationopen the help pages
- > help: keyboard shortcutsopen the cheatsheet
- > toggle vim modeflip the editor vim keybind setting
- > log outsign out of this account on this device
Importer depuis des sources externes
Type + first to search an external database and import a paper into the focal library — +arxiv attention is all you need,+openalex for cross-discipline metadata and citations, or +pubmed for biomedical literature. Each source has a short alias too (+ax, +oa, +cr, +pm). Results are live; ↵ on one imports it. The paper arrives hollow (imported, not digested) — reading it and writing a claim is what fills it in. External search grows what you own fast; your reading is what turns it into understanding.
PubMed results come from the NCBI E-utilities, courtesy of the U.S. National Library of Medicine. NLM does not endorse this product, and PubMed abstracts may incorporate material protected by copyright held by their publishers — reuse is subject to those terms.
Le clavier d'abord
Every gesture has a no-mouse path. Press ? anywhere (when you're not typing into a field) for the full cheatsheet — the same binds listed in Référence.
Les volets
A project is a dockview workspace: drag panes to split, stack, or close them. Editor, preview, reader, board, and the discovery panes (related / backlinks / cites) are all peer pane types over the one graph.