
Keyboard-first Teak workflows for capture and retrieval directly inside Raycast.
Run Search Cards. Raycast asks you to Sign in with Teak; finish sign-in in your browser, then return to Raycast. If Teak changes its sign-in provider, connect again when prompted.
Type these into Search Cards, or pick them from a card's Filters actions: type:, tag:, fav, trash, is:archived, is:done, is:todo, folder:"Reading list", like:<card ID or link>, mood:"moody", text:"total due", price:<100, hue:, style:, #hex, after:, before:, and sort:oldest or sort:shuffle. Cards tagged secret or hidden stay out of lists until you search #secret or #hidden.
Teak exposes the following tools for Raycast AI:
AI tools use the same sign-in as the extension — no extra setup required.
Prefer an API key? Open the extension preferences and paste a key from Teak Settings → Integrations → API keys. A configured API key takes precedence over browser sign-in.
app.teakvault.com and teakvault.com/api.To disconnect a connection from Teak, open Settings → Security → Connected apps. With WorkOS, a confirmed disconnect signs out Raycast across all its installations. Reconnecting can take about 15 minutes. If WorkOS rejects your saved sign-in, or Teak has switched away from its provider, Raycast signs out only this Mac and tells you that other installations may remain connected. Manage those in Settings → Security → Connected apps.
Save text or URLs to Teak, with optional tags and a note, without leaving your workflow
Save any text or URL to Teak, with optional tags and a note. Works as a Raycast root-search fallback command.
Save the current clipboard to Teak in one step, including copied files and images
Save the text currently selected in any app to Teak
Save the current browser tab to Teak using Raycast Browser Extension
Save the files selected in Finder to Teak, like dropping them on the web app
Find any Teak card by content, tags, or metadata, then archive it, mark it done, add it to a folder, or find similar cards
Browse and open your favorited Teak cards
Browse every tag in your Teak vault with card counts and drill into any tag
Browse your Teak folders, including smart folders that save a search, and open any of them
See 20 random cards from your vault and archive the ones you're done with, or keep them
Find the cards closest in meaning to a card, from its ID or a Teak link
type:is:archived qualifieris:archived, is:done, is:todo, like:, mood:, text:, price:, and folder:[[ cards by title, a Linked from section, price, category, byline, published date, and where saved text came fromsecret or hidden tag, and when hidden cards explain an empty listtrash, hue:, style:, #hex, after:, and before:Quick Save, Search Cards, and Favorites.