opencontext-search

You can search OpenContext docs safely using read-only commands via the oc CLI, which retrieves relevant documentation without triggering index builds or modifying the repository. It returns candidate documents and stable oc:// links for citation.

When the search index is unavailable, the system falls back to context manifest triage to locate and evaluate documents without an index. It runs context manifest commands via the oc CLI and still cites sources with stable oc:// links.

No, OpenContext search operates entirely in read-only mode via the oc CLI, safely retrieving documentation and triaging candidates without needing write permissions or modifying the repository structure.

You cite OpenContext documents using stable oc:// links generated by the oc CLI during the search process. These links provide reproducible references to the retrieved documentation sources.

Yes, you can triage OpenContext docs without an index using the manifest-based fallback. Run the context manifest command via the oc CLI to triage candidate documents in a folder and cite them with stable oc://doc links.