Search
Find documents, tasks, conversations, and more — from the Cmd+K palette or the full search page.
Opisense Search helps you find content across your workspace without digging through menus. You can search in two places:
- Command palette — Press ⌘K / Ctrl+K for a fast omnibar with previews, quick actions, and navigation
- Search page — Open Search in the sidebar (or Open search page from the palette) for filters, full result lists, and shareable URLs
What you can search for
Unified search covers:
- Documents — Your Content and related documents
- Meeting notes
- Calendar events
- Tasks
- Conversations — Chat threads and similar
Results are ranked by relevance. Matches are grouped by category so you can scan the right section quickly.
The ⌘K palette shows a short preview (a few hits per type) plus See all results to open this page. Use scoped prefixes in the palette to search one category: # for documents and meeting notes, @ for conversations. See Command palette.
How to search
Quick search: Press ⌘K (macOS) or Ctrl+K (Windows/Linux), or click Search in the sidebar. Type your query; results update as you type.
Full search: Go to /search or choose Open search page from the palette. Use category filters and scroll through complete result sets.
Query tips
A few tricks to get better results:
- Be specific — "Q4 marketing report" works better than just "report"
- Use names — Search for a person's name to find tasks assigned to them or messages from them
- Try partial matches — You don't need the exact title. A few keywords from the name usually work
- Filter by type — On the full search page, use category filters to narrow results (tasks only, documents only, etc.)
URL-based search persistence
Your search query is saved in the URL. This means you can bookmark a search, share it with a teammate, or use your browser's back button to return to previous search results. When you share a search URL, your teammate sees the same query — though their results reflect their own permissions.
Search indexes update in real time. If you just created a document or task, it's already searchable — no waiting for things to sync.