Every shortcut, and why it fires with the meeting app in front
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⌘↩ sends the top answer; ⌘↑ and ⌘↓ walk back through what it has already answered. ⌘E takes the screen and holds it, ⇧⌘\ turns the current answer over into another language, and ⌘1 through ⌘5 read a numbered point straight off the bar. ⌘F searches the transcript, and ⌘K types into the ask field without a click first.
Two more belong to the window rather than to a question: ⌥⌘↓ fades the prompter bar, and ⌘= opens the full workbench back up.
Every one of these is registered with the operating system for the length of the call, which is why it fires with the meeting app in front rather than needing MoPilot’s own window brought forward first — no window comes forward, no focus is taken. When the call ends they go back to the system, and a paused call is still a call.