openviking

You can search indexed code repositories using semantic, keyword, or file pattern searches via the OpenViking command-line interface. This allows you to quickly find specific files, such as locating all Python files related to authentication within a repository.

Reading file content and directory summaries is performed through the OpenViking CLI by accessing the virtual filesystem. You use the `viking://` namespace to retrieve and read the exact content of files stored in the indexed repositories.

Yes, you can add or remove code repositories from the OpenViking index. The command-line interface provides repository management features that allow you to update which codebases are available for semantic and keyword searches.

The best way to find implementation details is to perform a semantic or keyword search across the indexed repository to locate the relevant files, then read the content of the specific file directly through the `viking://` namespace.

No, the OpenViking CLI does not require external dependencies to manage and query indexed code repositories. It operates independently using its virtual filesystem with the `viking://` namespace to navigate and read content.

Use semantic search to find code related to a concept like 'authentication', and use keyword or file pattern search to locate exact string matches or specific file types. The OpenViking CLI supports both methods for querying indexed repositories.