Press ? in the app for a short version of this. esc goes back one step from
anywhere; q quits.
Everywhere
| Key |
Does |
1 |
target view — what is worth running on your box |
2 |
runs view — every measurement, filterable |
3 |
pareto view — throughput against latency |
4 |
coverage view — model × hardware heatmap |
5 |
hardware picker |
b |
hardware picker (same view, mnemonic: box) |
tab |
cycle those five views in order |
/ |
jump to the runs view and start filtering |
r |
refresh the data now |
? |
help, and again to leave it |
esc |
back |
q |
quit (except while reading a recipe — see below) |
Target and runs views
| Key |
Does |
j / ↓ |
next row |
k / ↑ |
previous row |
enter |
open the selected run |
g |
open the selected run (the recipe needs the full record, so press g again once it is open) |
s |
toggle sorting by headline metric (best first). In the target view it switches between the fit-first ranking and a pure performance ranking; in the runs view between the catalogue order and headline metric. |
Filtering (runs view)
/ starts it. While filtering, every printable key types into the filter:
| Key |
Does |
| any character |
append to the filter |
backspace |
delete the last character |
enter or esc |
stop typing (the filter stays applied) |
The filter matches, case-insensitively, across the model, quantization, engine, engine
version, hardware, workload and kind of every row. Space-separated words must all match:
qwen fp8 finds fp8 Qwen runs, qwen bf16 finds none if no such run exists.
Pareto view
| Key |
Does |
j / ↓ / → |
next point |
k / ↑ / ← |
previous point |
enter |
open the selected run |
The selected point is drawn as ◉ and named in the panel underneath.
Hardware picker (b or 5)
| Key |
Does |
j / ↓ |
next device |
k / ↑ |
previous device |
+ / = / → |
one more of this device |
- / _ / ← |
one fewer |
enter |
target the highlighted device, save it to your config, and return to the target view |
enter on not listed? |
propose your box for the registry (asks first) |
esc |
back — unless the app has not identified your machine yet, in which case it wants an answer |
The count is remembered per device while you browse, so you can set 4 on one row, look at
another, and come back to it still saying 4.
The "add your box" confirmation
| Key |
Does |
enter / y |
open the pre-filled issue form in your browser |
c |
copy the link instead of opening it |
esc / n / q |
cancel — nothing is opened |
Nothing happens without one of those: the dialog holds the keyboard while it is up.
Run detail
| Key |
Does |
g |
generate the install recipe for this run |
esc |
back to the list you came from |
Recipe view
| Key |
Does |
j / ↓ |
scroll down |
k / ↑ |
scroll up |
c |
copy the whole recipe to the clipboard |
1–9 |
send it to the n-th agent in your config |
esc |
back to the run |
q does not quit from this view — it would be too easy to lose a recipe you were
reading. Press esc first.
Notes
- Arrow keys work anywhere
j/k do.
- Mouse is not used. Everything is reachable from the keyboard.
- The status bar at the bottom always lists the keys that apply to the view you are in.