Linear Kbd Shortcuts
Linear's issue tracker exposes nearly every action through a command palette (Cmd/Ctrl+K) and single-key shortcuts (e.g. 'C' to create issue, 'P' to set priority).…
$ aoe install @community/example-linear-kbd-shortcutsProjection
Always in _index.xml · the agent never has to ask for this.
LinearKbdShortcuts [example] v1.0.0
Linear's issue tracker exposes nearly every action through a command palette (Cmd/Ctrl+K) and single-key shortcuts (e.g. 'C' to create issue, 'P' to set priority). The shortcut system is discoverable via a persistent tooltip on every interactive element showing the key binding. The result is an interface where power users operate almost entirely without mouse interaction.
Loaded when retrieval picks the atom as adjacent / supporting.
LinearKbdShortcuts [example] v1.0.0
Linear's issue tracker exposes nearly every action through a command palette (Cmd/Ctrl+K) and single-key shortcuts (e.g. 'C' to create issue, 'P' to set priority). The shortcut system is discoverable via a persistent tooltip on every interactive element showing the key binding. The result is an interface where power users operate almost entirely without mouse interaction.
Label
Linear — Keyboard-First Command Interface
Url
Observed
2024-Q4
Meta
- License: Apache-2.0
- License Provenance: package-authorship-claim
Demonstrates
- Single-character shortcuts accelerate expert workflows dramatically (< 1 keystroke per action vs 3+ mouse interactions).
- Command palette with fuzzy search as universal escape hatch — users never need to remember exact shortcuts.
- Shortcuts are shown inline in context menus and tooltips, supporting learning-by-doing rather than requiring documentation.
- Action grouping in the palette (Issues, Projects, Views) reduces cognitive load of a large command surface.
Quality Signals
- no-mouse workflows complete in measurably fewer interactions
- new users discover shortcuts organically through tooltip exposure
- accessibility: all palette items are announced by screen readers; focus is trapped correctly while palette is open
Loaded when retrieval picks the atom as a focal / direct hit.
LinearKbdShortcuts [example] v1.0.0
Linear's issue tracker exposes nearly every action through a command palette (Cmd/Ctrl+K) and single-key shortcuts (e.g. 'C' to create issue, 'P' to set priority). The shortcut system is discoverable via a persistent tooltip on every interactive element showing the key binding. The result is an interface where power users operate almost entirely without mouse interaction.
Label
Linear — Keyboard-First Command Interface
Url
Observed
2024-Q4
Meta
- License: Apache-2.0
- License Provenance: package-authorship-claim
Demonstrates
- Single-character shortcuts accelerate expert workflows dramatically (< 1 keystroke per action vs 3+ mouse interactions).
- Command palette with fuzzy search as universal escape hatch — users never need to remember exact shortcuts.
- Shortcuts are shown inline in context menus and tooltips, supporting learning-by-doing rather than requiring documentation.
- Action grouping in the palette (Issues, Projects, Views) reduces cognitive load of a large command surface.
Quality Signals
- no-mouse workflows complete in measurably fewer interactions
- new users discover shortcuts organically through tooltip exposure
- accessibility: all palette items are announced by screen readers; focus is trapped correctly while palette is open
Relations
related: [@community/pattern-command-palette]
Label
Linear — Keyboard-First Command Interface
Url
Observed
2024-Q4
Meta
- License: Apache-2.0
- License Provenance: package-authorship-claim
Demonstrates
- Single-character shortcuts accelerate expert workflows dramatically (< 1 keystroke per action vs 3+ mouse interactions).
- Command palette with fuzzy search as universal escape hatch — users never need to remember exact shortcuts.
- Shortcuts are shown inline in context menus and tooltips, supporting learning-by-doing rather than requiring documentation.
- Action grouping in the palette (Issues, Projects, Views) reduces cognitive load of a large command surface.
Quality Signals
- no-mouse workflows complete in measurably fewer interactions
- new users discover shortcuts organically through tooltip exposure
- accessibility: all palette items are announced by screen readers; focus is trapped correctly while palette is open
Source
aoe-engine/examples/frontend-design/primes/compiled/@community/example-linear-kbd-shortcuts/atom.yaml