Guide / Navigation

Navigation

The keymap is vim-flavoured: j/k move, h/l move between panes, and most verbs are a single letter. Inside the app, ? opens the full reference.

Anywhere

KeyAction
S / R / PService / region / profile picker
@Search bar seeded with @, for a fast service switch
/Fuzzy search the current service
rRefresh: the whole service from the list, just this resource from the detail pane
wWatch mode (auto-refresh); + / - tune the interval
,Macros: Enter run, n record, , again to stop recording
`Jump list (navigation history)
B / Bookmark this location / open bookmarks
MMessage history (past errors and toasts)
\Flat detail view: every section in one scroll
? / qHelp / quit

List pane

KeyAction
j k Move
gg / GTop / bottom
Ctrl-d / Ctrl-uHalf page
l EnterOpen the detail pane
h Backspace Ctrl-OBack through history
Tab / Shift-Tab, 19, 0Switch sub-tab
aHide noisy rows (defaults, automated snapshots, passed checks…)
zCycle sort: load order → name ↑ → name ↓ → state
FCycle a filter over the states present in this view
V, J / KVisual row selection; Ctrl-A selects all
yCopy the id or ARN, or the selection as a Markdown table
CCopy the equivalent read-only AWS CLI command
X / Ctrl-XExport the resource (deep) / the list

Detail pane

KeyAction
j k, gg / GScroll
Tab / Shift-Tab, 19Switch section
[[ / ]]Previous / next group header
l EnterFollow the link under the cursor
h Esc Ctrl-OBack
/Filter the body text
y / cCopy the row, or the visual selection
eOpen in $EDITOR
ZFull-width pane

Rows that end in are links: an instance’s subnet, a role’s ARN, a CloudFormation stack name in a tag, an S3 URI in a Glue job. Enter follows them across services, and across regions where the target lives elsewhere. Ctrl-O or a right-click walks back through the history you built, and ` shows the whole jump list.

Mouse

Clicks select rows and sub-tabs, double-click drills in or follows a link, right-click goes back, and the wheel scrolls. Hold Shift while dragging for your terminal’s native text selection.