Search kubesearch.dev for Flux HelmReleases / Argo Applications by chart name (substring, case-insensitive). Mirrors the kubesearch.dev homepage search (e.g. 'cert-manager'). Results are grouped by chart source and ranked by how many public home-ops repos deploy them. Each result includes an id you can pass to kubesearch_get_release for full details, plus a kubesearch.dev link. Note: chart_source_url is a NORMALIZED grouping key (it matches kubesearch.dev's /hr/<id> grouping and intentionally collapses related registries, e.g. all bjw-s variants into 'oci://ghcr.io/bjw-s-labs/charts/'). For chartRef/OCIRepository releases the actual pullable chart is in source_urls (group) and each repo's source_url (+ source_tag); resolved_chart flags when the real chart name differs from chart.

Get details for one chart by its kubesearch.dev release id (the id from kubesearch_search_releases, e.g. 'ghcr.io-home-operations-charts-mirror-cert-manager'). Three views, controlled by view:

• summary (default): a compact digest of how the community configures the chart — the most commonly-set spec.values paths with their typical values, plus a couple of full example configs. Start here.

• deployments: the paginated list of every repo deploying the chart (no values) — use it to find a repo to drill into.

• values: the full parsed spec.values for selected deployments — narrow with repo and/or value_paths to fetch just the config (or subtree) you care about. This is the drill-down; prefer summary first. Note: chart_source_url is the normalized kubesearch.dev grouping key, not necessarily the pullable chart. For chartRef/OCIRepository releases the real chart is in source_urls (group) and each deployment's source_url + source_tag; resolved_chart surfaces the true chart name when it differs from chart. Confirm by cloning the deployment's repo (repo_clone) and reading its OCIRepository source.yaml.

Search kubesearch.dev for container image repositories used across public home-ops clusters (substring match on the image repository, case-insensitive). Returns each matching image repository, the tags seen in the wild, how many deployments use it, and a few sample repos. Equivalent to the kubesearch.dev /image search.

Full-text grep across the Helm spec.values of every indexed HelmRelease/Application (substring match). Great for finding real-world examples of a config key or value, e.g. 'cert-manager.io', 'nodeSelector', 'gatus'. Returns the matched key path, a snippet, and the source file. Mirrors the kubesearch.dev /grep search.

Report the freshness and size of the locally cached kubesearch.dev data: the release tag (date), when it was loaded, the cache directory, and row counts. Useful to confirm how current the search data is.

Temporarily clone a public Git repository so you can review its actual files. Accepts an indexed home-ops repo name (e.g. 'onedr0p/home-ops' — resolved to its real clone URL and branch) or a full https Git URL. The clone is shallow, sandboxed, size/time-limited, and auto-deleted after a TTL. Returns a handle to use with repo_list_files, repo_read_file, and repo_grep, plus a curated file tree to get you started. Call repo_cleanup when done.

List files in a previously cloned repository (by handle). Optionally scope to a sub-path and/or filter with a glob (e.g. '/*.yaml', 'kubernetes/'). Use the handle returned by repo_clone.

Read a text file from a previously cloned repository (by handle and relative path). Binary files are refused and large files are truncated. Use the handle returned by repo_clone.

Search the text contents of a previously cloned repository (by handle) for a substring. Optionally restrict to files matching a glob. Returns file paths, line numbers, and matching lines. If truncated is set, narrow the search with a longer query or a glob rather than paging.

Delete a temporary clone created by repo_clone (frees disk before its TTL). Clones are also auto-deleted after inactivity, so this is optional but polite.