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The console is built to be fast with a keyboard and to stay out of the way. Press ? anywhere for every shortcut.

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Moving around

⌘K offers the open item’s actions first, so typing “ban” while reading a report bans its author. Actions that don’t need a record, like purging a cache, are there by name.

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On an item

Closing with e shows a toast that lets you undo.

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Queues

Press q in any list to take items one at a time, full width. Actions are numbered, e closes the item and the next one is already there, and Esc takes you back to the list.

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Many at once

In any list, x selects the item you’re on, shift-click selects a range and ⌘A selects everything loaded. A bar appears for moving, assigning, tagging, snoozing, running an action on, merging or deleting them all. On a resource’s page, selecting rows runs that resource’s actions on every selected record.

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Lists

Lists can be sorted, filtered to yours, unassigned or overdue items, searched, and narrowed to a tag by clicking it. Filters you set can be saved as a personal view. Each person can switch between comfortable and compact lists, and between light and dark, from the menu under their name.

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Working together

You can see who else has an item open, and when they’re writing a note. Type @ in a note to mention someone; they get an email. Notes can be edited by whoever wrote them. Items that share a user, repository or any other record with the one you’re reading are listed under it, so related problems are one click away.

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Pages and flags

Pages your role can see are listed in the sidebar, and flags have a page of their own. Values with a pencil next to them can be changed right where they are.

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Approvals

Actions and flag changes that need a second person wait under Approvals in the sidebar. Whoever asked can withdraw the request; anyone else allowed to run the action can approve or reject it.

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Audit log

Admins can read the audit log: every action, approval, flag change, state change, assignment, note, reveal, deletion and deploy in the environment, newest first.

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Organizations and settings

Projects belong to an organization, which holds the people, the plan and the billing. Links into the console start with the organization’s address, then the project and the environment, like app.pult.sh/acme/shop/prod. Your name at the bottom of the sidebar opens Settings, which keeps everything in one place:
  • Your account: your name, theme and list density, passkeys and the devices you’re signed in on. You can delete your account here too.
  • Each organization: its name and address, its members and invite links, and its plan and billing. Admins of the organization can change everything in it, including every project.
  • Each project: its name and address, environments and their keys, who holds each role, Slack channels, agents and deploys.

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On a phone

On a narrow screen the sidebar becomes a menu and the list and the item take turns on screen, so you can work a queue from anywhere.