# Find your way around (/docs/getting-started/around)

A story has four views. Switch between them from the bar at the bottom of the screen, or with ⌘K.

| View | What it is for |
| --- | --- |
| **Board** | The story's structure: sequences, interactions, notes and links. |
| **Script** | The whole story as one screenplay. |
| **Scene** | One scene's canvas, where you storyboard it, with its timeline. |
| **Play** | Plays the story. You pick each outcome, or go live with an audience. |

## The companion [#the-companion]

The bar at the bottom of the screen is the companion. It holds the tools of the current view, shows what is generating, and opens the command menu.

- **⌘K** finds any sequence, interaction, scene or view, and runs commands. Type a sentence to ask Living Stories.
- **?** opens the shortcuts for the screen you are on, and lets you turn tips off.
- **Right-click** anything on the board or a canvas for its menu.
- **⌘Z** undoes your last change, **⇧⌘Z** redoes it.

On Windows and Linux, use Ctrl instead of ⌘.

## Panels [#panels]

Panels open on the right: the inspector of what you selected, the Canon, the Gallery and the story's settings. They stack, and **Esc** closes the one in front. Drag a panel by its header to move it; double-click the header to put it back.