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Search & Action Panel — inspired by Raycast.
- Neutral glass surface with backdrop blur.
- Moving highlights across results and actions.
- Smooth filtering and panel resizing.
- Subtle fade-and-slide opening and closing.
- Keyboard shortcuts with predictable focus handling.
- Always-open mobile layout and reduced-motion support.
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