alive:search-world

Cross-walnut search executes frontmatter scans, insights search, log search, task search, working-file search, bundle-manifest search, and raw-reference search to locate scattered artifacts. A context-source cascade acts as fallback to deliver prioritized results.

Use cross-walnut search when you need to locate a specific item but its location is unknown. It finds scattered artifacts, transcripts, and contextual metadata across all walnuts, delivering prioritized results to surface related context.

Cross-walnut search locates decisions, people, files, references, insights, and log history across scattered artifacts, transcripts, and contextual metadata. It uses structured ranking to return prioritized results ordered by signal strength and age.

Yes, cross-walnut search works when a file location is unknown by implementing frontmatter scans, working-file searches, bundle-manifest searches, and raw-reference searches. A context-source cascade operates as a fallback to locate the item.

Cross-walnut search locates decisions, people, files, references, insights, and log history across scattered artifacts, transcripts, and contextual metadata. It returns prioritized results ordered by signal strength, age, and query relevance.

If standard searches fail, a context-source cascade acts as a fallback to locate the item. This ensures cross-walnut search can still surface related context and deliver prioritized results from scattered artifacts and transcripts.