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The full list

All of these work from any tab β€” you don’t need the side panel or dashboard open first.
Next workspace and Previous workspace ship without keys so they can’t collide with shortcuts you already use. Give them keys yourself in about ten seconds β€” see Change or add shortcuts below. Once set, they cycle through your workspace list in order, wrapping around at the end, and each Chrome window cycles its own workspace.

What each one opens

Search β€” ⌘K / Ctrl+Shift+K

Opens search over your workspaces, open tabs, saved tabs, and saved links. Normally it opens the side panel on its Search view. If the dashboard is your current tab, it opens the dashboard’s own search palette instead β€” same search, bigger screen. (On the dashboard you can also just press /.) See AI assistant & search.

AI assistant β€” ⌘J / Ctrl+Shift+J

Opens the side panel straight onto the AI chat. See AI assistant & search.

Jump to a workspace β€” Alt+A

Opens the quick switcher: a list of your workspaces, most recently used first, with your current workspace at the top. Type to filter (workspace or folder names), use ↑/↓ to move, Enter to switch, Esc to close. The clever bit: the highlight starts on your previous workspace, not your current one. So Alt+A then Enter flips you straight back to the workspace you were in before β€” tap it again to flip back. It’s the fastest way to bounce between two clients all day.

Save the current tab to a workspace β€” Alt+D

Opens a small Save to workspace picker: your workspaces grouped by folder, with a search field ready for typing. Choose one and the tab you’re on is saved into it β€” the tab itself stays open, and a green check marks workspaces that already have this page. To move a tab (save it there and close it here), use drag-and-drop or the right-click menu instead β€” see Move a tab to another workspace.

Dashboard-only keys

These work while the dashboard page itself is focused:

Change or add shortcuts

Chrome owns extension shortcuts, so they’re changed in Chrome’s own settings:
1

Open Chrome's shortcut settings

Type chrome://extensions/shortcuts into the address bar and press Enter.
2

Find Unscrambled Tabs

Scroll to the Unscrambled Tabs section β€” every command is listed, including the two that ship without keys.
3

Set your keys

Click the pencil next to a command and press the combination you want. This is where you give Switch to the next workspace and Switch to the previous workspace their keys.
If a shortcut doesn’t seem to do anything, another extension or app may already own that key combination β€” pick a different one on the same settings page.