A menu bar, over the same commands
Prefer to browse rather than recall? File / Edit / Find / View / Navigate / Code / Run / VCS / Tools / Window / Help, built over the command registry, so every item shows its live keybinding. Hide it in one keystroke.
The command palette is complete but unbrowsable: it answers “what is this called?” and not “what can this thing do?”. The menu bar answers the second question.
File / Edit / Find / View / Navigate / Code / Run / VCS / Tools / Window / Help. Every item names a registered command — the same objects the palette lists and the keymap binds — so nothing in it can drift out of step with what Editora can actually do.
- Each entry shows its current keybinding, and updates when you switch keymaps.
- A command whose feature is switched off appears greyed rather than vanishing, so the menu stays a stable map instead of rearranging itself as you toggle features.
- On macOS it sits in the system menu bar, where it belongs.
It is deliberately a curated subset. Editora registers over six hundred commands and a menu that listed all of them would be a worse palette; the palette remains the complete index.
Hide it from Settings → Interface or with View: Toggle Menu Bar, and it hides itself in Zen, Expert and Simple modes.