Advanced Filtering

Overview

While global search spans every namespace, advanced filtering is a per-namespace tool for slicing a single key list. Every namespace tab has its own filter bar that filters the cached key names as you type, with zero network calls. Filters can be saved by name and recalled instantly, which is perfect for common views like only user sessions or feature flags in the promo-* namespace.

Filters are independent per namespace, so switching between tabs doesn't clobber your state. Each filter remembers its mode (plain, case-sensitive, whole-word, or regex) separately, so you can run a regex over one namespace while a plain substring runs over another.

How to use it

Focus the filter bar with Cmd F and start typing. Results narrow in real time. Toggle the mode icons on the right of the filter bar to switch matching modes — the cog icon opens the saved-filters dropdown.

• Save a filter — open the saved-filters menu and click "Save as…". Give it a name; it sticks around forever, scoped to that namespace.
• Recall a saved filter — pick it from the menu; the filter bar and mode update instantly.
• Combine with selection — once the list is narrowed, shift-click to range-select and hand off to bulk operations.

Tips

• Regex mode uses standard JS regex — escape dots (\.) when you mean literal dots.
• Saved filters are part of a workspace, so a named session can restore specific filters in specific namespaces.
• For cross-namespace filtering, lean on global search instead — filters are scoped to a single namespace by design.
• Filter state persists across tab close/reopen and across app restarts, so a mid-investigation filter survives a crash.