Searching AEM Documentation

Search AEM Live documentation using targeted keywords to query official docs and blog posts. The skill returns ranked results with relevance scores, descriptions, and content snippets, filtering out irrelevant web results and helping you find precise answers quickly.

Yes, the search automatically detects and alerts you to deprecated AEM features within official documentation, guiding you toward current best practices and ensuring your implementations use supported approaches.

Check your project codebase and perform limited web searches first to narrow your question. Then use targeted AEM documentation search with specific keywords to locate relevant implementation guidance and validation for your approach.

Use specific keywords related to your task—such as 'block decoration' or 'metadata'—and the search returns results ranked by relevance with direct links to official aem.live pages, saving time versus general search engines.

Documentation search returns a ranked set of results including page path, title, description, content snippet, content type, deprecation status, and relevance score, enabling you to assess usefulness and fetch full content as needed.

Targeted AEM documentation search queries only official aem.live resources, eliminating irrelevant results from general web searches and delivering precise answers directly from authoritative Edge Delivery documentation.