Navigate & select.
UI-state tools — they move you around the model and manage your selection, but never edit the document.
Open a view
Activates any view by name. Matching is fuzzy and case-insensitive — partial names work, and plans win ties.
When: faster than the project browser every single time, especially in big models with hundreds of views.
Select & zoom
Puts a set of elements into your Revit selection and zooms to them.
When: as the follow-up to a find — "find them" then "select them" — or to hand a set over to ordinary Revit editing.
Isolate temporarily
Temporarily isolates elements in the active view — everything else hides. Reversible, like Revit's own temporary isolate.
When: inspecting a set without the noise — checking what a find actually caught before you change it.
For permanent hide/isolate with view overrides, see Graphics & tagging.