Search
Two searches cover the product: ⌘K is the global jump-to from anywhere; in-conversation search finds a message inside the room you're in. Mail adds its own folder-spanning search box (see Read and send mail).
Global search — ⌘K
Press ⌘K (Ctrl+K) on any surface.

- Empty — a Recent list, ready to reopen where you were.
- Typing — grouped results with a live count: navigation destinations (channels, DMs, inbox sections, governance pages) and entities the server finds — people, decisions, docs, charters.
| Key | Action | | --- | --- | | ↑ ↓ | Move through results | | ⏎ | Open | | ⇧⏎ | Open in a new window | | Esc | Close | | ⌘K | Toggle the palette |
Search inside a conversation
In a channel or DM on smaller screens (below the desktop tier), the header itself is the search pill.

- Tap the search pill in the conversation header
The pill hands over to the results view — a bottom sheet on a phone, a right side panel on a tablet.
- Type your query
Rows show the sender, a snippet with the match highlighted, and the time. The search is scoped to this conversation and respects its membership rules.
- Tap a result
The sheet closes and the stream jumps to that message — scrolled to centre and ringed, paging older history if the hit is outside what's loaded.
The desktop conversation header doesn't carry the pill — ⌘K is the search surface there.
What search respects
Search never widens what you can see. Conversation search uses the same membership check as the message history; global entity search answers org-scoped; mail search covers your entitled desks — every folder including Archive and Snoozed, excluding deleted mail.