ov-search-context

You can locate relevant context across memories, skills, and resources by running a semantic search or directory traversal command. It quickly retrieves pertinent data on demand when knowledge is scattered across storage.

The best way to retrieve project notes and docs for handoffs or debugging is running a context-aware search across stored data. This surfaces relevant context quickly by applying semantic search and explicit term queries to your scattered knowledge.

To list and traverse directories of stored skills and resources, use ov CLI sub-commands like ls for listing and tree for directory traversal. These commands help you explore the structure of your stored knowledge base.

Yes, you can extract abstracts and read specific context files without opening full documents. The ov CLI provides read and abstract sub-commands to retrieve targeted file contents and high-level overviews directly.

Yes, context-aware search supports explicit term queries through grep and find sub-commands. This allows you to locate specific text patterns and files within memories, skills, and resources for precise data retrieval.

No external dependencies are required to run context-aware searches across your stored knowledge. The retrieval mechanism operates independently using the ov CLI and its built-in sub-commands to access memories, skills, and resources.