search Skill, ask your coding agent to find past work or locate text in indexed source files in your own words.
Describe what you are looking for, and the Skill chooses the appropriate search, reviews the results, and summarizes the most relevant matches.
Before You Start
Install the Skill in the environment where your agent runs, and log in to Entire there:The CLI can install a smaller helper that runs
entire search --json instead. Pass --search-skill to entire agent add, which scaffolds it for one selected agent. That helper handles a hit from another repository, and it does not escalate to --all-repos on its own the way the Skill does. See Install CLI Managed Helpers for the agents it supports.See Search in Action
What You Can Ask
Run your agent from the repository you want to search. The examples below assume your agent is running from a local clone of the Entire CLI repository. Unlike a query you type into Search directly, requests to your agent can be phrased as instructions, and the Skill translates them into effective search queries for you.What Happens After You Ask
The Skill summarizes the most relevant matches. For past work it answers from each hit’s title, snippet, and files touched, and it opens a checkpoint transcript when the top hits are ambiguous or you ask for detail. For source code it returns file paths and matching snippets. Ask a follow-up question to explore a particular result. A session records what someone decided at the time, not what the code does now. Have your agent confirm that the code it cites still matches the session it found.When Search Is Not Needed
When you already know the file and the change is in front of you, let your agent read the working tree directly. Search covers work that is already pushed and indexed.Continue With
Search in the CLI
Run semantic search or Code Search yourself.
Make Your Agent Use Entire
Install Skills and learn the main agent workflows.
Search Troubleshooting
Fix login, scope, and agent adoption problems.