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# Command Search
Use Pylon's powerful Command Search to search, navigate, and perform commands in Pylon.
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Hit `Cmd-K` on Mac and `Ctrl-K` on Windows anywhere in Pylon to open up Command Search.
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## Search
Type a search term to search across all data in Pylon, including issues, accounts, contacts, knowledge base articles, and more. You can click into a specific tab to narrow down your results, or use the keyboard shortcuts listed at the bottom of the search window to preview different results before you select a specific page to view.
To jump straight to an issue, type its number, such as `1234` or `#1234`.
## Search page
For deeper searches, click the **Search** icon at the top of the left navigation to open the full Search page. It has the same tabs as Command Search (**All**, **Issues**, **Pages**, **Accounts**, **Contacts**, and **Commands**), plus:
* **Filters**: narrow results using the fields for the selected tab. For example, the **Issues** tab offers the same filters as issue views.
* **Exact match**: only show results that contain your exact search term.
* **Sort**: on a specific tab, order results by **Relevance**, **Last updated**, or **Last created**.
* **Issue preview**: click an issue to open it in a side panel and work on it without leaving your results.
Press `Cmd-[` and `Cmd-]` (`Ctrl-[` and `Ctrl-]` on Windows) to switch between tabs.
## Commands
Run commands, like `Create issue` or `Create article` to quickly take an action without having to navigate to the corresponding view in the UI.
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Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.
