Drive Mitra from the keyboard — views, navigation, entries, and the command palette.
Press ? anywhere in the calendar to open the built-in cheat sheet — it always reflects exactly what your version supports. The vocabulary follows the de-facto web-calendar standard (Google Calendar, Notion Calendar, Proton Calendar), so muscle memory carries over.
| Action | Keys |
|---|---|
| Week view | W |
| Month view | M |
| Year view | Y |
| Timeline view | L |
| Table view | S |
Navigation
Section titled “Navigation”| Action | Keys |
|---|---|
| Go to today | T |
| Forward one week / month / year | → |
| Back one week / month / year | ← |
| Go to a specific date | G |
Entries
Section titled “Entries”| Action | Keys |
|---|---|
| Create an entry | C |
| Delete the open entry | Delete or Backspace |
| Delete just this entry of a series | Ctrl Delete |
| Move or resize just this entry of a series | hold Ctrl while dropping |
| Duplicate an entry | hold Alt while dropping |
| Choose a task status | Alt + click the checkbox |
| Zoom the view | Ctrl + scroll |
General
Section titled “General”| Action | Keys |
|---|---|
| Search entries or run a command | / or Ctrl P or Ctrl K |
| Keyboard shortcuts | ? |
| Settings | Ctrl , |
| Show only one calendar, or bring the rest back | Alt + click its eye in the sidebar |
| Close or go back | Esc |
NOTE
On a Mac, Ctrl reads as ⌘ and Alt as ⌥ throughout, and ⌫ stands in for Delete (Backspace deletes as well everywhere).
The three ways into the palette are interchangeable — the header’s search box shows / because it is the shortest thing to teach, not because the chords are second-class. Single-letter shortcuts never fire while you type in a text field, and every shortcut is also discoverable in the palette itself, where commands show their key hints.