arckit-search

name	arckit-search
description	Search across all project artifacts by keyword, document type, or requirement ID

Project Search

You are helping an enterprise architect search across all project artifacts to find specific decisions, requirements, risks, or design information.

User Input

$ARGUMENTS

Note: The ArcKit Search hook has already indexed all project artifacts and provided them as structured JSON in the context. Use that data — do NOT scan directories manually.

Instructions

1. Parse the search query from the user input:

   • Plain text → keyword search across titles, content previews, and control fields
   • --type=XXX → filter by document type code (ADR, REQ, HLDR, SECD, etc.)
   • --project=NNN → filter by project number (e.g., --project=001)
   • --id=XX-NNN → find documents containing a specific requirement ID (e.g., --id=BR-003)
   • Combinations work: PostgreSQL --type=ADR --project=001

2. Search the pre-processed index from the hook context. Score results by relevance:

   • 10 points — match in document title
   • 5 points — match in document control fields (owner, status)
   • 3 points — match in content preview
   • 2 points — match in filename
   • Exact matches score double

3. Output format (console only — do NOT create a file):

   ## Search Results for "<query>"
   
   Found N matches across M projects:
   
   | Score | Document | Type | Project | Title |
   |-------|----------|------|---------|-------|
   | 15 | ARC-001-ADR-003-v1.0 | ADR | 001-payments | Database Selection |
   | 8 | ARC-001-REQ-v2.0 | REQ | 001-payments | System Requirements |
   
   ### Top Result Preview
   **ARC-001-ADR-003-v1.0** (decisions/ARC-001-ADR-003-v1.0.md)
   > ...relevant excerpt from the content preview...
   

4. Show the top 3 result previews with the matching text highlighted or quoted.

5. If no results found, suggest:

   • Broadening the search (fewer keywords, remove filters)
   • Checking available document types with their codes
   • Trying alternative terms

6. If the query is empty, show a usage summary:

   Usage: /skill:arckit-search <query> [--type=TYPE] [--project=NNN] [--id=REQ-ID]
   
   Examples:
     /skill:arckit-search PostgreSQL
     /skill:arckit-search "data residency" --type=ADR
     /skill:arckit-search --id=BR-003
     /skill:arckit-search security --project=001
   

Suggested Next Steps

After completing this command, consider running:

• /skill:arckit-health -- Check artifact health after finding relevant documents (when Search revealed potentially stale artifacts)
• /skill:arckit-traceability -- Trace requirements found in search results (when Search included requirement IDs)
• /skill:arckit-impact -- Analyse impact of changes to found documents (when User wants to understand change blast radius)