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title: Find anything
description: Jump to any command, session or old prompt from the keyboard.
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## Quick Access

Press **Cmd+Shift+P** to search every command and action in Ghostex, or **Cmd+P** to jump to a recent session. You can also click **Commands** at the bottom of the sidebar.

Quick Access has five tabs, switched with Cmd+1 to Cmd+5:

- **Commands**: everything the app can do, with its shortcut.
- **Projects**: switch to another project.
- **Sessions**: every session, including closed ones and conversations started outside Ghostex.
- **Saved Prompts**: prompts you saved, and unsent drafts Ghostex kept for you (under **Recovered**).
- **Files**: find a file in any project by part of its name or path. Press **Cmd+O** to open this tab directly.

The filters at the right of the search line narrow the list, for example to closed sessions, one project, or a tag.

Press **Enter** to run the selected row, or **Cmd+K** to see everything else you can do with it.

The Files tab lists what git would, so ignored files and folders like `node_modules` stay out. Letters in order are enough: `qawin` finds `quick_access/window.rs`. **Cmd+Shift+C** copies the file's full path.

## Closed sessions

**More Options > Sessions** in the sidebar opens the Sessions tab, and **Import Sessions** opens it on conversations you started outside Ghostex. A project's **History** (in its right-click menu) shows the sessions you closed in that project. Pick one to bring it back.

## Search by Prompt

Press **Cmd+Shift+F** to search every prompt you've ever sent to any agent. Press Enter on a result to resume that conversation. Star the prompts you reuse so they stay on top.

In a terminal, `ghostex f` opens the same search.

## Back and forward

**Cmd+[** and **Cmd+]** move back and forward through the sessions you visited, like a browser. **Ctrl+Tab** moves to the next session in the sidebar.

On Windows and Linux, use Ctrl instead of Cmd. A few keys differ; see [Keyboard shortcuts](/customize/hotkeys).

:::tip[Ask Ghostex]
Try "How do I find the prompt I sent last week about the login page?"
:::