WarpCore

What you need to know

You can fill the whole task grid from the keyboard. Press Tab to go into the grid: the focus goes to the square you used last, or to the first square, and the next Tab leaves the grid. Inside it, the keys below move the focus and open a square's choices. The line above the grid names the same keys in short, after “Choose a square to say where the task sits.”

In the grid

Key	What it does
Up, Down, Left, Right arrows	Moves one square. At the edge of the grid it stays where it is.
Home, End	Moves to the first or the last square of the row.
Ctrl+Home, Ctrl+End (⌘+Home, ⌘+End on a Mac)	Moves to the first square of the grid, or to the last.
Enter or Space	Opens the choices for this square.
N	Opens the choices for the next square that is not set, reading along the rows. After the last square it starts again at the top.

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In a square’s choices

Key	What it does
Tab, Shift+Tab	Moves between the five choices, Clear this square and the close button.
Enter or Space	Sets the square to the choice with the focus. The choices close, and the focus goes to the next square that is not set.
Esc	Closes the choices and changes nothing. The focus goes back to the square.

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Things to know

Clearing a square leaves the focus on it, so you can set it again at once.
When every square is set, N shows the message “Every square is already set.”
On a published or retired version only the keys that move the focus work: the arrows, Home and End, and Ctrl+Home and Ctrl+End. The line above the grid names only those.

What each choice does on a board: Task grid.

Task grid keys