Searching AEM Documentation

Search AEM documentation using targeted keyword queries that prioritize results by relevance scoring across titles, descriptions, and content. The search filters stop words and retrieves official aem.live documentation and blog posts, surfacing the most authoritative information first without generic web noise.

The search surfaces deprecation alerts that warn you about outdated features and guide you toward current best practices. This prevents implementing solutions that are no longer supported and ensures your code aligns with current AEM Edge Delivery standards.

Yes. This skill applies after you've reviewed your codebase and need detailed feature explanations, integration guidance, or reference implementations beyond what general web results provide. Use it to locate authoritative platform guidance and implementation patterns.

Query the targeted documentation search with specific terms like 'universal editor blocks' or 'block decoration.' Results are ranked by keyword matches in official documentation, then retrieve full content via WebFetch to read complete guidance without manual sifting.

Search official AEM documentation for implementation guidance and best practices using keyword-based queries with stop-word filtering and relevance scoring. Cached results and relevance prioritization deliver precise answers quickly, eliminating time spent sorting irrelevant sources.