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New magnifying-glass button in the panel header (left of +) that widens into an inline search input, or open it with the new configurable hotkey.
Live fuzzy matching from the 2nd character on, re-ranked on every keystroke. Below 2 characters the previous view stays put.
Searches item text and link URLs — links are cleaned before matching (protocol/www./query stripped, percent-decoded, slugs split into words), so blood angels finds …/how-to-paint-blood-angels.
Results view: incomplete matches on top by relevance, all completed matches in the dimmed section below — shown by default, with the eye toggle hiding them independently of the other views.
Matched characters are highlighted in the item text; when the match landed in the URL, the row's link button gets the same highlight.
Every result shows its list tag(s); clicking a tag jumps to that list. Rows stay fully interactive (complete, inline edit, delete, due date, copy), and results can be dragged onto a rail list or Today. Copy-list works over the results in all three formats.
Exit with Esc or the ✕ inside the input to return to the previously selected view (filters intact); clicking a rail list also exits. In Results, + returns to the previous view and starts an inline add there.
Configurable search hotkey
New setting with the same click-and-press recorder as the new-task hotkey (e.g. record Cmd+F). Unset by default.
Honored only while the Nudge view is the active pane, and it overrides Obsidian's own binding for that combo (e.g. find-in-note for Cmd+F).