Keyboard shortcuts in ClarityTrack

Press ? anywhere in the app, when you aren't typing, to open the full list. You can also open it from Keyboard shortcuts at the bottom of the sidebar. On a Mac the keys are written with symbols (⌘ is Command, ⇧ is Shift, ↩︎ is Return); on Windows and Linux, Ctrl takes the place of Command.

The shortcuts

Everywhere

• Collapse or expand the sidebar: ⌘B on Mac, Ctrl+B on Windows and Linux.
• Open or close Clarity: ⌘/ on Mac, Ctrl+/ on Windows and Linux.
• Show keyboard shortcuts: ? on every platform. It works when you aren't typing in a box.

Command Center

• Start a new conversation: ⇧⌘O on Mac, Ctrl+Shift+O on Windows and Linux.
• Run the suggested action on the latest reply: ⌘↩︎ on Mac, Ctrl+Enter on Windows and Linux. The first button under Clarity's newest reply shows this key. It only works while the message box is empty, and it never touches buttons on older replies.
• Send your message: ↩︎ on Mac, Enter on Windows and Linux.
• Start a new line in your message: ⇧↩︎ on Mac, Shift+Enter on Windows and Linux.

Context lens

• Open the context list when the context chip has focus: L on every platform.
• Pick a context in the open list (0 is Everything): 0 to 5 on every platform.

Voice

• Say one of these words after your question to send it: "send it", "do it", "send", "submit", "confirm", "go", "done".

How to do it

1. Press ? to see the list for your keyboard.
2. To act on Clarity's suggestion without the mouse, leave the message box empty and press ⌘↩︎ (Ctrl+Enter on Windows and Linux).
3. To send what you've typed instead, press Enter. With text in the box, ⌘↩︎ and Ctrl+Enter send it, the same as Enter.

Common questions

Why doesn't the key chip show on my phone?

Phones and tablets have no hardware keyboard to press it with, so the chip only appears on devices with a mouse or trackpad. The buttons still work by touch.

Can the suggested-action shortcut run something I didn't mean to?

A suggested action only sends a question or request to Clarity, the same as tapping the button. Anything that changes your data still shows a preview first and waits for your confirmation.

Do the shortcuts work for people who can't use a mouse?

Every button in the app can be reached with the Tab key, and the shortcuts above are announced to screen readers. The voice words in the list work with the microphone button in the message box.