Keyword Search finds memos by the text in their title or tags — the fast, precise half of 📝Library Search. Type a word and MythOS surfaces every memo whose title or tags contain it; prefix with # to match a tag exactly. It's the search you reach for when you know roughly what a memo is called, and it runs the same way across your feed, your creator page, and the command palette.
Key Capabilities
- Title and tag matching — case-insensitive substring over memo titles and tags
- Exact-tag mode — a leading
#switches to an exact tag match, turning any tag into a collection - Collaborator tags — owners and collaborators also match private collaborator tags
- Permission-aware — results are filtered to what the viewer is allowed to see
- Everywhere the feed is — the creator page, memo feed, and command palette share one query
- Agent access — the
search_memostool runs the same keyword match in substring mode
Getting Started
- Open your library feed or any creator's page
- Type a word from a memo's title or a tag into the search box ("Search by title or tag")
- Prefix with
#— e.g.#recipe— to match that tag exactly and browse the collection - Combine with feed filters (visibility, date, ownership) to narrow the list further
FAQ
- Does it search inside memo content? No — keyword search matches titles and tags only. To search by meaning across content, use 📝Semantic Search.
- Why didn't my word match? It matches titles and tags, not body text. If the word appears only in a memo's content, keyword search won't find it.
- What does the
#prefix do? It switches from substring matching to an exact tag match, so#draftreturns only memos carrying thedrafttag. - Can visitors search my library? Yes, but results respect visibility — a visitor only sees memos you've made public or shared with them.