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Search previously listed only the 5 sidebar routes plus Log out, so subroutes like bulk send, message history, webhook deliveries and every account section were unreachable by search. Typing "csv" or "invoice" or "password" returned nothing. New search-registry.ts is the single source of truth: every user-reachable destination with a description and the words people actually type, rather than the labels we happened to choose for the nav. cmdk matches those keywords in addition to the label, so "csv" finds Bulk send and "invoice" finds Billing. External resources (Android app, quick start, status, contribute) are included and open in a new tab. Mobile had no search at all: the trigger and the dialog were one component living inside the `hidden md:flex` sidebar. Split them. The dialog now mounts in the dashboard layout with open state lifted, the sidebar keeps its trigger, and mobile gets a labelled sticky search bar. That matters most on mobile, where the tab bar is capped at 4 items and search is the only path to Webhooks and every subroute. The palette also gains theme actions, since the theme control now lives in the desktop-only sidebar. search-registry.test.ts walks the App Router tree on disk and fails if any page.tsx has no registry entry, naming the offending route. Redirect-only routes are allowlisted. Verified it actually fails by removing an entry, rather than assuming a green test means coverage. Plus e2e proving keyword search, the mobile path to webhooks, and the keyboard shortcut. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>