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Search and quick open

Find a page by what it says, a chat by what was said, or jump to any file by name.

ArkenOS has two ways to find things. Search looks inside page text and chat threads. Quick open jumps to any page or file by name.

When to use which

You rememberUse
Words from a page or a chat, but not where they wereSearch (⌘F)
The name of a page or fileQuick open (⌘K)
Roughly where it lives in the folder layoutThe Workspace library or the Code tab's Filter files
That you opened it latelyRecents on the Home tab (Home)

Why it matters

Agents write a lot: pages, configs, scripts, dozens of chats. After a few weeks on a fine-tuning project, the answer to “which run used the deduplicated tickets?” is somewhere in a chat or an experiment page, and browsing folders for it wastes time. Search finds it from one word. Quick open saves the clicks of walking the tree to a file you already know by name.

Search

Click Search… at the top of the sidebar, or press ⌘F.

The search palette with “dedup” typed: one matching thread and one matching page, with the match highlighted in its path
Search finds the chat where the dedup step came up, then the page about it.
GroupWhat it searchesShows
ThreadsChat titles, their latest message, and what you wrote in themUp to six chats, with the matching words highlighted
PagesPage titles, paths and textUp to ten pages, each marked Title, Path or Content for where it matched

The line under the box counts what's searchable, for example “6 pages · 5 threads”. While ArkenOS reads page text for the first time it shows Indexing page text…, and title matches appear straight away. Text search covers Markdown, LaTeX, HTML, CSV and plain-text pages, up to the first 120 kB of each. Larger pages say so in a note under the count.

KeyAction
↑ / ↓Move through results
EnterOpen the result
EscClose

You can also add a Search row to the sidebar's highlights in Customize the sidebar.

Quick open

Press ⌘K or ⌘P and type part of a name or path.

Quick open with “lora” typed: the LoRA rank sweep page, then support-bot-lora.yaml and train_lora.py, each tagged Page or File
Quick open lists pages first, then files, each tagged with its kind.
  • Every word must match. lora sweep finds the sweep page; configs lora finds the config. Matches against the name rank above matches in the path.
  • Pages come first. A page and a file with the same name both show, and the page sits on top.
  • Fourteen results at most. If what you want is missing, add a word.
  • ↑ ↓ to move, Enter to open, Esc to close.

Pages open in the page editor and files open in the Code tab.

Find things faster

  • Search for a word only the target contains. “dedup” beats “data”. One rare word usually puts the right result first.
  • Ask agents for clear page titles. “Write it up on a page called Refusal suite results” is easy to find by name a month later.
  • Use Quick open for anything you've seen before. It's the quickest way around once you know the name.
  • Search threads for decisions. A word you used when you asked, like “epochs”, turns up the chat where it was decided.