Keyboard Shortcuts
ProvaLab.io includes keyboard shortcuts to help you navigate faster and execute common actions without reaching for the mouse. This page is a complete reference.
Press ? from anywhere in ProvaLab.io to display the keyboard shortcuts overlay as a quick reminder.
Navigation Shortcuts
Use these to jump between major sections of ProvaLab.io. Press the keys in sequence (not simultaneously).
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
| G then D | Go to Dashboard |
| G then P | Go to Projects |
| G then T | Go to Test Cases |
| G then R | Go to Test Runs |
Global Shortcuts
These work from any page in ProvaLab.io.
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
| Ctrl+K / Cmd+K | Open the AI Assistant |
| Ctrl+N / Cmd+N | Create a new test case |
| Ctrl+/ / Cmd+/ | Open global search |
| / | Focus the search bar (when not in a text field) |
| ? | Show all keyboard shortcuts |
Action Shortcuts
These work when you have a specific item (test case, test run, etc.) open.
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
| N | Create new item (context-dependent) |
| E | Edit the current item |
| C | Add a comment |
| Esc | Close the current dialog or panel |
Test Execution Shortcuts
These work during test execution (when you are recording results in a test run).
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
| P | Mark current test as Pass |
| F | Mark current test as Fail |
| S | Mark current test as Skip |
| B | Mark current test as Blocked |
Test execution shortcuts are single-key presses. They are only active during test execution mode to prevent accidental use on other pages.
Customizing Shortcuts
You can view and customize keyboard shortcuts from your settings:
- Go to Settings > Keyboard Shortcuts.
- View the current shortcut assignments.
- Click on any shortcut to reassign it.
- Click Save.
Tips for Using Shortcuts
- Learn the navigation shortcuts first -- G+D, G+P, G+T, and G+R save the most time day-to-day.
- Use Ctrl+K / Cmd+K often -- The AI Assistant can do almost anything: search, generate, analyze, and navigate. It is the fastest way to get things done.
- Use execution shortcuts during test runs -- Pressing P, F, S, or B is significantly faster than clicking buttons, especially when you are executing many tests in sequence.
- Use / for quick search -- When you need to find a test case or run, pressing / to jump to search is faster than scrolling through lists.