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  • Search Apple Notes by meaning or exact text, combining semantic vectors and full-text search for accurate results.
    MIT
  • Find notes by keyword using qualifiers like book, tag, status, title, or body. Returns truncated snippets; use read-note for full content.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search podcast episodes by matching titles, show notes, and transcripts using queries and filters.
    MIT
  • Search notes by title and body content, with optional workspace filtering to find relevant information.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Search campaign notes using semantic query matching. Retrieve ranked results with content and tags, scoped to a campaign or across all notes.
    GPL 3.0

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  • Search clinical notes by keyword to retrieve relevant snippets with surrounding context, preventing information overload. Filter by note type for efficient exploration.
    MIT
  • List or search notes in your Zotero library. Use an item key to get its child notes, a query to search text, or get raw HTML for editing.
    MIT
  • Search your tasting notes and reviews. Filter by wine name, color, or minimum rating to find specific tasting details.
    MIT
  • Search your Markdown vault to find notes, projects, and past decisions. Get ranked snippets with highlighted terms, including superseded notes when needed.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search your Zotero library for references matching a query. Returns condensed metadata for each match, excluding attachments and notes.
    The Unlicense
  • Search across Bear note titles, body, and OCR text to find matching notes. Filter results by tag, date, or pinned status for precise retrieval.
    Apache 2.0
  • Search for a phrase or keyword across all notes in your vault. Returns matching note paths with line numbers and snippet content for each hit.
    MIT
  • Search Obsidian notes using keyword or tag modes. Retrieve matches with surrounding context and configurable limits.
    MIT
  • Search for deals using text queries in title, notes, or custom fields. Supports exact match and filtering by person, organization, or status.
    MIT
  • Search leads by title, notes, or custom fields using a search term. Filter results by person or organization, enable exact match, and paginate through results.
    MIT
  • Search local project memory for past decisions and architecture notes using FTS5 full-text search. Retrieve relevant results for in-workspace recall without network dependency.
    MIT