sb search

Search for skills across your personal bin and all organizations you belong to.

Usage

sb search [query]

At least one of query, --type, or --project is required.

Arguments

Argument	Description
query	Search term. Optional when --type or --project is given.

Flags

Flag	Default	Description
--type	""	Filter results by item type (skill, command, prompt, plugin, agent, statusline, spec, hook, mcp, rule, keybinding, script, secret).
--project	""	Filter results by project slug. Auto-detected from the git repo if omitted.

Project scoping

When run inside a git repository without --project, the search is first scoped to the project matching the repo name. If that yields no results, the search automatically retries across all your projects.

Examples

Search all items

sb search deploy
# Found 2 result(s) for 'deploy':
#
#   deploy-helper  (skill)       Deploy Helper         personal  [project:webapp]
#   A skill that helps with deployments
#   deploy-check   (command)     Deploy Check          my-org

Filter by type

sb search deploy --type command
# Found 1 result(s) for 'deploy':
#
#   deploy-check   (command)     Deploy Check          my-org

List everything in a project

sb search --project webapp
# Found 3 result(s):
#
#   deploy-helper  (skill)       Deploy Helper         personal  [project:webapp]
#   ci-plan        (spec)        CI Plan               personal  [project:webapp]
#   env            (secret)      .env                  personal  [project:webapp]

Output format

Each result shows:

• slug — the identifier (unique within its org, project, and type)
• type — the item type in parentheses
• name — display name
• bin — personal or the organization slug
• project — [project:<slug>], shown when the item belongs to a project; items without it live in the inbox

If the item has a description, it appears on the next line, indented.