Search
Press / to focus the search bar. eunha uses SQLite FTS5 to index all description fields and return ranked results instantly.
What gets indexed
Section titled “What gets indexed”| Field | Example |
|---|---|
full_name | owner/repo |
llm_what | ”A CLI tool for managing dotfiles” |
llm_why | ”Eliminates manual symlink management” |
llm_use_case | ”Setting up a new machine quickly” |
llm_category | CLI Tool |
llm_tags | ["dotfiles", "cli", "shell"] |
user_notes | Your personal notes |
The raw llm_summary JSON blob is not indexed (it would produce noise matches on JSON field names).
Query syntax
Section titled “Query syntax”eunha passes your query directly to FTS5, so you can use:
dotfiles— simple keyword"cli tool"— phrase matchcli OR framework— booleancli -rust— exclude a term
If a query has invalid FTS5 syntax, eunha falls back to a LIKE search automatically.
- Search works before you describe repos — it’ll match
full_nameand GitHub description. - After describing, search over
llm_what,llm_why, and tags for much richer results. - Use your
user_notesfield (eto edit) to add personal context that helps search.