Keyword search over the AIStorageDepot library (prompts, rules, docs, skills, configs, templates). Step 1 of two: search_library finds items, get_item reads them.

Returns a list only — per match: title, item type, source library, and an aisd://item/ URI. Bodies are never included; call get_item to read one. Up to 200 matches; no matches returns a plain message, not an error. Where you can read several libraries, the nearest copy ranks first (personal before team/company).

Read-only, no side effects; results are live — always the current saved version. An API token is optional: with one, every library you belong to is searched; without one, a read-only sample of the public prebuilt library. Items you have set inactive are skipped, and the example/welcome libraries are never searched.

Use it whenever you need stored library material and do not already have an id; skip it and call get_item directly when you do. Items marked "/" are also offered as MCP prompts (slash commands), so a hit may be one already in your prompt list.

Limits: 120 requests/min per token, 600/min per user (anonymous: 120/min per client IP). Each call draws on a monthly quota (2,500 free, 30,000 on Plus, higher on team plans); past it reads are slowed, never blocked.

Fetch one library item's full content by its id or aisd://item/ URI. Step 2 of two: search_library returns URIs but no bodies, so this is the only way to read an item's text.

Returns a header line — title, item type, version, source library — then the body. Two notices can sit between them, each closing with a --- rule: a fill-in-template header listing the item's [field] placeholders (marking required fields and any defaults), whose values must be collected from the user before the content is used; and a "newer version exists" notice when this copy has fallen behind its source. Relay both rather than silently proceeding. Any @aisd: references in the body arrive already expanded inline.

Read-only, no side effects; reads are live — always the current saved version. An API token is optional: with one you reach every library you belong to; without one, a read-only sample of the public prebuilt library. An unknown or unreachable id returns an error result, not an empty body.

Use it as soon as you hold an id or URI — from search_library, a resource listing, or the user. It resolves exact ids only and cannot search or list, so use search_library to discover. Items marked "/" are also exposed as MCP prompts (slash commands).

Limits: 120 requests/min per token, 600/min per user (anonymous: 120/min per client IP). Each call draws on a monthly quota (2,500 free, 30,000 on Plus, higher on team plans); past it reads are slowed, never blocked.