> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.rxresu.me/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Using the command bar > Open the command bar with ⌘K to search your resumes and applications, jump to any page, change theme or language, or ask the assistant a question. The command bar is a search box that runs commands. Use it to open a resume or application by name, jump to any page, switch the theme or language, or send a question straight to the assistant, without reaching for the mouse. The command bar with the placeholder "Type a command or search…" and three groups: Search for… with Resumes, Applications and Assistant conversations; Preferences with Change theme to… and Change language to…; and Go to… with Home, Documents and New document. ## Open the command bar Press ⌘ K on a Mac or Ctrl K on Windows and Linux. It works on every page, including inside the editor. On **Documents**, **Applications** and **Settings**, you can also select **Search or run…** at the top of the sidebar. To close it, press Esc or press ⌘ K again. ## Run a command Start typing to filter the list. For example, type "theme" to find **Change theme to…**, or "trash" to find **Trash**. Use ↑ and ↓ to move, then press Enter, or select the row with the mouse. Some rows open a second list, such as your resumes or the list of languages. To get back to the first list, press Esc to close the command bar, then open it again. ## What you can do The command bar groups its rows by what they do. Rows that need an account appear or become available once you're signed in. ### Search for… | Row | What it does | | - | - | | **Resumes** | Lists your resumes, most recently edited first. Type to filter by name, then press Enter to open one in the editor. The first row, **Create a new resume**, opens the **New document** dialog. | | **Applications** | Lists your job applications. Type a company or role to filter, then open one to see its details. **New Application** starts a new one. | | **Assistant conversations** | Lists your past conversations with the assistant. Opening one takes you to its document with the conversation showing. | ### Preferences | Row | What it does | | - | - | | **Change theme to…** | Choose **Light theme**, **Dark theme** or **Match system theme**. | | **Change language to…** | Choose one of the 55 languages the app is available in. | ### Go to… | Row | Where it goes | | - | - | | **Home** | The Reactive Resume home page. | | **Documents** | Your resumes and cover letters. | | **New document** | Opens the **New document** dialog. | | **Trash** | Documents you moved to Trash. | | **ATS Checker** | The public [ATS checker](/guides/using-the-ats-checker) for any PDF resume. | | **Applications** | Your job application tracker. | | **New Application** | Opens the dialog to add an application. | | **Settings** | Opens a second list with **Account**, **Preferences** and **AI & developer**. | ## Ask the assistant When you're signed in, anything you type also appears as a last row: **Ask the assistant "…"**, with your text in the quotes. Choosing it sends your text to the [assistant](/guides/using-the-assistant). The command bar with "Make my summary shorter" typed in the search box and a single row under Ask: Ask the assistant "Make my summary shorter". * **In the editor**, the question is about the document you have open. The assistant panel opens and sends it. * **Anywhere else**, Reactive Resume opens the document you edited most recently, opens the assistant and sends your question there. If you don't have any documents yet, it asks you to create a resume first. The assistant needs an AI provider. If you haven't connected one, the assistant panel helps you set one up first. See [Connecting an AI provider](/guides/using-ai). ## Related guides * [Keyboard shortcuts](/guides/keyboard-shortcuts): the shortcuts for Documents, the editor and the assistant. * [Managing documents](/guides/managing-documents): search, sort and organize your documents from their own page. * [Changing appearance and language](/guides/changing-appearance-and-language): the same theme and language choices in Settings. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.