A lot of tools have a Command Palette function these days. It would be nice if I could press a shortcut like Cmd-K to open a global search window in spacelift and find a particular stack
Seems that this feature has been deployed and can be closed.
Works great!
Black Breeze
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Jun 10, 2025
Just as an FYI, our design team is currently working on something exciting in this area, so please stay tuned. We may be reaching out to a few folks to validate our ideas so if you’re interested, please upvote this comment. Thanks!
Black Breeze
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May 10, 2025
We loved your idea for a global search—and we think you’re onto something bigger.
We’re exploring a universal control plane for Spacelift: something that lets you not just search, but take action, gain insight, and move faster—without leaving your keyboard. Think Spotlight meets Raycast, tuned for infrastructure workflows.
Before we build, we want to understand your world:
What are you trying to find when you hit Cmd+K?
What’s painful or slow right now?
What would make you feel like “wow, that was fast”?
If you’re up for a short discovery chat or async feedback, we’d love to learn from you. Drop a note here or DM us—we’re listening.
Let’s make something fast, focused, and actually useful.
Amaranth Dew
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May 12, 2025
What are you trying to find when you hit Cmd+K?
Usually it’s that I’m on the dashboard and I want to get to a stack to either look at a setting or trigger a run
What’s painful or slow right now?
It’s all the extra clicks to get to the page I want in spacelift and then go to the individual search bar for that screen. For instance, to find a stack, I have to go to Stacks, then think of a unique part of the stack name I can search for, then that usually only gets me down to 10 results which I need to carefully inspect to identify the stack I want. The sidebar filters are generally too much trouble to be useful for this use case where I have the stack I want in my head
What would make you feel like “wow, that was fast”?
If it felt like the Cmd-K experience in Slack. I hide read channels in my Slack sidebar, so Cmd-K is my main way to find a channel I’m thinking of and it works perfectly.
Indigo Magnetosphere
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May 5, 2025
Another context, is that my home screen is now the dashboard and it is missing a search bar so that I can jump directly to a stack
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Black Lily
Jul 7
Seems that this feature has been deployed and can be closed.
Works great!
Black Breeze
Jun 10, 2025
Just as an FYI, our design team is currently working on something exciting in this area, so please stay tuned. We may be reaching out to a few folks to validate our ideas so if you’re interested, please upvote this comment. Thanks!
Black Breeze
May 10, 2025
We loved your idea for a global search—and we think you’re onto something bigger.
We’re exploring a universal control plane for Spacelift: something that lets you not just search, but take action, gain insight, and move faster—without leaving your keyboard. Think Spotlight meets Raycast, tuned for infrastructure workflows.
Before we build, we want to understand your world:
What are you trying to find when you hit Cmd+K?
What’s painful or slow right now?
What would make you feel like “wow, that was fast”?
If you’re up for a short discovery chat or async feedback, we’d love to learn from you. Drop a note here or DM us—we’re listening.
Let’s make something fast, focused, and actually useful.
Amaranth Dew
May 12, 2025
Usually it’s that I’m on the dashboard and I want to get to a stack to either look at a setting or trigger a run
It’s all the extra clicks to get to the page I want in spacelift and then go to the individual search bar for that screen. For instance, to find a stack, I have to go to Stacks, then think of a unique part of the stack name I can search for, then that usually only gets me down to 10 results which I need to carefully inspect to identify the stack I want. The sidebar filters are generally too much trouble to be useful for this use case where I have the stack I want in my head
If it felt like the Cmd-K experience in Slack. I hide read channels in my Slack sidebar, so Cmd-K is my main way to find a channel I’m thinking of and it works perfectly.
Indigo Magnetosphere
May 5, 2025
Another context, is that my home screen is now the dashboard and it is missing a search bar so that I can jump directly to a stack