The toolbar and the command palette

The toolbar across the top of your site holds the things you use most. Everything else is one search away in the command palette: press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows), type a few letters and press Enter. Who can do this: everyone who signs in, except Viewers and people who don’t have a role yet: they see the site without the toolbar. You only see the buttons, rows and shortcuts your role allows, so yours may show fewer than the pictures here.

The toolbar

From left to right:

1. Search (it shows ⌘K): opens the command palette.
2. Add New: a menu to create a page, a blog post, a team member, a FAQ and the other kinds of content you can add.
3. FetchskiAI: the AI tools. See The FetchskiAI menu below.
4. Analytics Dashboard (a bar chart): your visitor numbers. Admins and Owners.
5. Connections: the outside services your site uses, such as email and Google. Admins and Owners.
6. Site settings (a cog): your business details, SEO, cookie consent and more. Editors, Admins and Owners.
7. Site design: colors, fonts, header and footer. Editors, Admins and Owners.
8. The moon (or a sun): switches the CMS between dark and light. It changes only what you see in the CMS (the editing tools you’re signed in to), not your site.
9. Your picture and name: your own menu.

Below the toolbar is the edit bar for the page you’re on, with Edit and Edit with FetchskiAI. See Two ways to edit.

The FetchskiAI menu

Choose FetchskiAI to open the AI tools:

• FetchskiAI Agent: the panel where the agent builds and changes pages with you. Editors, Admins and Owners.
• AI Image Studio: create images with AI. Editors, Admins and Owners.
• FetchskiAI Skills: step-by-step know-how for tasks you repeat, such as how you like a blog post laid out. Editors can open them to read; changing them is for Admins and Owners.
• FetchskiAI Memory: the notes the Agent keeps about your site, such as your opening hours. Editors can read them; changing them is for Admins and Owners.
• FetchskiAI Agent Setup: tell the Agent about your business, and set its limits. Admins and Owners.
• AI Playground: try a request on different AI models and compare the replies and their cost. Admins and Owners.
• FetchskiAI Usage: what FetchskiAI has cost your site this month, and how much budget is left. Admins and Owners.
• FetchskiAI Recordings: a log of every AI request, with what each one cost. Admins and Owners.

See FetchskiAI.

Your menu

Choose your picture and name to open your own menu:

• Logo color: the color of the Fetchski Attract logo in the CMS: Indigo, Blue, Green or Lime. Like the moon, it’s remembered in this browser only.
• Personal Settings: your name, photo, password and AI instructions. See Your profile.
• Set up your site: the setup checklist. Admins and Owners. See Set up your site.
• API Documentation: technical reference for a developer connecting other software to your site, in a new tab. You don’t need it to edit your site.
• Log Out: sign out. See Sign in.

The command palette

From the command palette, you can reach every screen. Open it in either of these ways:

• Press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows), wherever you are.
• Choose Search in the toolbar.

Search

Type part of the name of the screen or tool you want, and the list narrows as you type. For example, ai usage finds FetchskiAI Usage. No match? Each word you type has to appear in the screen’s name or its group’s name, so try fewer words. ai on its own shows the whole FetchskiAI group. Use the up and down arrows to move, Enter to open, and Esc to close. If nothing matches, the palette says “No results found.” The palette finds screens and tools, not your content. To find a page or a blog post, open its list (for example Pages or Blog Posts) and search there.

The groups

The palette sorts everything into groups. A group you can’t use doesn’t appear.

Keyboard shortcuts

Most rows have a two-key shortcut. Press the first key, let go, then press the second. The palette shows it as, for example, G then P. A ⇧ means hold Shift while you press that key. Shortcuts work anywhere on your site while you’re signed in, as long as you’re not typing in a box.

• G opens a list (“go to”).
• T opens a tool or settings screen.
• F is for forms.
• C creates something new. Each Create row shows its own letter.

Here are the ones people use most:

See every shortcut

Press ? (when you’re not typing in a box), or choose Keyboard Shortcuts at the bottom of the command palette. The Keyboard Shortcuts sheet lists every shortcut, including the ones for editing, such as undo and redo. Press Esc to close it.

Good to know

• You see only what you can use. An Editor’s palette has no Connections or People & Roles, for example. If a screen you need is missing, ask an Admin.
• The moon is for the CMS only. Your visitors switch your site between light and dark with the switch in your site’s header.
• Keys are the same on every page. Learn G then P once and it opens Pages from anywhere.

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