Searching AEM Documentation

Search AEM documentation by identifying 1-3 keywords related to your feature or implementation question, then execute the search script to retrieve top results with relevance scores and content snippets. This filters noise from generic web searches and surfaces official aem.live guidance directly.

Yes. The search surfaces deprecation alerts automatically when features are no longer current, guiding you toward recommended alternatives and best practices documented in official AEM resources.

Extract the core technical term from your question—such as 'universal editor blocks' or 'block decoration'—run the search script against aem.live documentation, then use WebFetch to read full pages. This approach bypasses manual browsing and generic search noise.

Use this search when basic web searches fail to surface relevant results, after inspecting your codebase for context, or when you need official aem.live guidance on implementation patterns. It filters irrelevant third-party content and returns documentation and blog posts from the authoritative source.

Yes. Search AEM documentation for troubleshooting and problem-solving guidance. The skill retrieves relevant features, implementation steps, and best practices from official docs to help resolve code-level and configuration issues.