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First, log in to Entire:
Run Search from a Git repository:
By default, the CLI searches the current repository. Running the command without a query opens the interactive search.

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Enter a Query

The example queries below come from the indexed Entire CLI repository.

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Find Past Work

To find related checkpoints, sessions, and commits, enter a short phrase or ask a natural-language question:
Short phrase example
Natural-language question example

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Find Text in Source Code

Add --code to find literal text in indexed source files:
Literal text example

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Review Results

In interactive search, enter a query and press Enter. Use the number keys to move between result types:
  • 1 — Checkpoints
  • 2 — Sessions
  • 3 — Commits
  • 4 — Code
The same query searches past work and code. Code results are grouped by file.

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Filter Results

Filter past-work results by author, branch, or date. For example:
To search a repository other than the current one, use --repo:
For all supported flags, inline filters, and repository formats, see the search command reference.

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Use Search in Scripts

Add --json to return machine-readable results for scripts, automation, or agent instructions:

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Search Command Reference

See search syntax, filters, and output options.