Skip to content

Command Palette

Corvid is built around a single search bar instead of hunting through menus. Press / or ⌘K/Ctrl+K from anywhere to open it.

  • Tool name — type a tool’s name (reddit, git recon, whois) to jump straight to it.
  • Raw value — paste an IP, domain, email, hash, CVE ID, or crypto address, and Corvid suggests which tools can look it up (type is auto-detected).
  • Value + tool pivot — combine both (john_doe reddit) to open that tool with the value already filled in and the search triggered. Works for any single-value “identity” lookup: Reddit Search, Username Search, Email Search, and Git Recon’s nickname mode.
  • #tag — filter by tag, e.g. #recon, #ioc.
  • type:kind — filter by IOC type, e.g. type:email.
  • >action — quick actions, e.g. >settings, >theme.
  • defang <value> / fang <value> — copies a de-fanged/re-fanged IOC straight to the clipboard, no need to open a tool for it.
  • Paste an image (⌘V/Ctrl+V) — jumps into Image Tools with the image already loaded.

The palette can record a chain of tools you use together (a “playbook”) and replay it later as a single entry, alongside pinned and recently-used tools. These live in the browser’s local storage, not the server.

The panel on the left lists every tool, grouped the same way the search tags do — click through instead of typing. Press ? any time for the full shortcut list.

The / route renders a lighter, non-modal version of the same search grammar by default. Under Settings → General, you can instead have / open straight into the newsfeed.