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The Command Palette

Press ⌘K anywhere to drive WeatherWRX from the keyboard

What is the command palette?

A search box for the whole application. Press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows and Linux) from any screen, start typing, and press . No menus, no hunting for the right panel.

It is built for people who live in WeatherWRX all day — but it is worth learning even if you only use it to jump between locations.

Available on plans that include the WeatherWRX app. Agent MCP, the machine-access plan, does not include it.

Jump anywhere

Start typing a location name and the palette offers that location along with its forecast, alerts, settings, and 3D trends.

  • Open a location
  • Its forecast
  • Its alerts
  • Its settings
  • Its 3D trends

Move around the app

Every dashboard view, settings section, and standalone tool is one search away.

  • All Locations
  • Global Alerts
  • Map View
  • 3D Viewer
  • Weather Grid
  • Settings
  • Billing
  • Calendar setup

Do things without leaving the keyboard

Copy a calendar link, switch the screen mode, refresh your forecasts, or resume a recent Ask WeatherWRX conversation.

  • Copy a location's calendar URL
  • Copy a link to the current view
  • Switch screen mode
  • Refresh forecast data
  • Resume a recent conversation

Change things, with a confirmation

Changes never happen on a single keystroke. The palette shows exactly what will change and waits for you to confirm.

  • Set a location as primary
  • Move a location to a section
  • Stop a location expiring
  • Turn the Morning Briefing email on or off

Typing in plain language

The palette understands a handful of phrasings, so you can say what you want instead of hunting for it. This is straightforward pattern matching, not AI — it costs nothing, answers instantly, and works whether or not you have connected an AI provider.

add location 10 Park Place, New York
Looks the address up, shows you the place it found, and adds it once you confirm.
new section Q3 Sites
Creates a section to group locations under.
alerts for Cedar Lake
Finds that location's alerts, without you typing its full name first.
settings for the office
Same idea, for a location's settings.
go to map
Plain navigation — works with any view, section, or tool.

Changing things safely

  • Nothing changes on a single keystroke. Any command that alters your data expands into a confirmation first, naming exactly what it will do.
  • Adding a location shows you what it found. Type an address and the palette looks it up, shows the place it resolved to, and only then offers to add it. If it looks like somewhere you already track, it says so and asks again.
  • Deleting hands off to the app. Removing a location opens the dashboard's own delete confirmation, including its calendar warning.
  • It cannot touch billing. The palette can take you to your billing settings; it cannot change a plan or a payment method for you.

Keyboard reference

Anywhere

Open the command palette
⌘K / Ctrl+K
Close the topmost overlay
Esc

In the palette

Move between results
↑ / ↓
Run the highlighted command
Complete the highlighted command into the input
Back out of a confirmation, then close
Esc

The same list is available inside the app — open the palette and choose Shortcuts.

Asking a question instead

If what you typed is a question rather than a command, the last row in the palette hands it to Ask WeatherWRX. That needs an AI provider connected; everything else on this page does not.

Set up Ask WeatherWRX