Palette & keys

Moonway is built to be driven from the keyboard, and the palette is the whole interface behind one keystroke.

The palette

⌘K (Ctrl+K elsewhere) opens it. One input does four jobs:

• Go to — every page and every resource kind: type che for Checks, dep for Deployments.
• Switch cluster — contexts by name, with the server shown so lookalikes don't fool you.
• Switch namespace — including back to all namespaces.
• Find any object — two characters or more searches the whole cache, every kind, cluster-wide. Pick a hit and the inspector opens on it. No page loads, no API calls — it's a memory search, so it's instant.

↑↓ to move, ↵ to go, esc to close.

Colon navigation, for k9s hands

Settings → Keyboard → k9s-style colon navigation makes a bare : open the palette in command mode — :pods, :deploy, :checks — exactly the reflex k9s trained. It's off by default, and when it's on, anything editable still owns the keystroke: inputs, YAML, and the terminal in the Shell tab never lose a : to navigation.

Cluster tabs

Clusters open in tabs, side by side — the palette's New cluster tab opens another one, and staging-versus-production becomes a tab switch instead of a context shuffle. Each tab keeps its own cluster, namespace and page.