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This page is a guided tour of the Peak interface. By the end, you will know the layout of every screen, how to run a command, and how to move between related views.

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The Peak shell

Every screen in Peak follows the same structure. Once you recognize the shell, every command feels familiar. The header is mission control. Almost every action in Peak starts there.

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Run your first command

Peak is built around the Object + Command model. You choose what to analyze (the Object) and how to analyze it (the Command).
1

Open the search bar

Click the search field in the header.
2

Enter an Object

Try a token symbol such as SOL, or a protocol name such as Uniswap.
3

Select a Command

Choose TKD (Token Description) for a token, or PRA (Protocol Analysis) for a protocol. The header pill confirms the active command.
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Explore the tabs

Move through the L1 tabs to see different angles on the same Object.
You can type the Object and Command together — for example, SOL TKD — to jump directly to that view.

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Cross-references

Throughout Peak, you will see inline links written as Command Name (CMD) ↗. These are cross-references — one click takes you to a related command for the same Object without losing context. The Suggested Commands footer at the bottom of every screen lists the most relevant follow-up views for what you are currently looking at.

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Switching Objects

You can change the active Object in three ways:
  1. Search bar — type the name or symbol of any Object.
  2. Object dropdown — click the Object pill in the header to swap to a different instance of the same type.
  3. Cross-reference links — click any inline Object link in the content area.

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Next steps

Setting up your workspace

Configure currency, timezone, watchlists, and alerts.

Object + Command architecture

Read the full explanation of the model behind Peak.