Search the docs

Search finds sections of your library that contain the words you type. It is a plain word search, fast and free: no AI runs. Use it when you know what you are looking for; use the chat when you want an answer.

#Search

1. On the Docs page, select Search at the top of the Library list. You can also press ⌘ K and choose Search the docs.
2. Type your words. Results update as you type.
3. Sort by Relevance or Newest first.
4. Select a result to open the section with your search words highlighted.

#What you see

• The number of results. Past 2,000 sections it says “2000+”.
• One row per section: its title, the document trail, where the document came from, the date it was added, and a snippet with your words marked.
• 20 results a page, with Previous and Next.

#How matching works

• Every word you type must appear somewhere in the section, not necessarily in the same paragraph.
• Put words in quotes, "partial refund", to find them together as a phrase. A hyphenated word is a phrase too.
• Word endings are matched: “refunds” finds “refund”.
• Very common words, such as “the”, are left out unless they are all you typed.
• Relevance puts the best matches first; among near-equal matches, newer documents come first.