Human review keyboard shortcuts

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Summary

Quick reference for keyboard shortcuts in the Human review UI, known behaviors, and recommended workarounds.

When you want to speed up annotation or move between logs without using the mouse.

0–9: set continuous scorer value (0 → 90%).
Shift+0 (number row only): set continuous scorer to 100% (does not work from numpad).
J: navigate to next log (works as right navigation workaround).
K: navigate to previous log (works as left navigation workaround).
P or N: alternatives for up or down navigation in some scorer interfaces.

Left arrow moves to the previous log and right arrow moves to the next log when focused on a categorical scorer. On text or continuous scorers, the arrow keys remain focused in the score input and do not navigate away.
Continuous-scorer 100%: there is an existing shortcut (shift+0) but it only works from the number row. Numpad keys do not trigger it.
Shortcut discoverability: several keyboard shortcuts (J or K, P or N, Shift+0) are not surfaced in the UI. Users may miss them.

If the left or right arrow doesn’t move between logs, press K for the previous log or J for the next log.
If you need 100% for a continuous scorer, press shift+0 on the number row.

Shortcuts operate when the scorer input has focus or when the review pane is active. If a text field captures input, shortcuts may not fire.
If you renamed a scorer and appear to have “lost” historical values, the old values remain on spans under the old scorer name. Renaming does not delete stored review values.