Problem
one sync search only queries FTS5 within a single platform's SQLite database. When trying to find themes or entities across multiple synced platforms (e.g., searching for a company name across email, CRM, and calendar data), you have to run separate queries against each platform and manually combine results.
Current workaround
Run separate searches per platform and manually merge:
one --agent sync search "topic" --limit 20 # searches default platform
one --agent sync sql gmail "SELECT ... WHERE ..." # search gmail specifically
one --agent sync sql attio "SELECT ... WHERE ..." # search attio specifically
This is slow and requires knowing which platforms might have relevant data.
Proposed solution
A unified search mode that queries all synced platforms and returns ranked results:
one --agent sync search "topic" --all
This would:
- Query FTS5 indexes across all synced platform databases
- Return results tagged with their source platform and model
- Rank by relevance across the unified result set
The data is already local SQLite with FTS5 indexes — the implementation would be querying each DB and merging results.
Use cases
- Finding all references to a company across email, CRM, and calendar
- Searching for a topic across all data sources for research or analysis
- Entity resolution — finding where a person or company appears across platforms
Problem
one sync searchonly queries FTS5 within a single platform's SQLite database. When trying to find themes or entities across multiple synced platforms (e.g., searching for a company name across email, CRM, and calendar data), you have to run separate queries against each platform and manually combine results.Current workaround
Run separate searches per platform and manually merge:
This is slow and requires knowing which platforms might have relevant data.
Proposed solution
A unified search mode that queries all synced platforms and returns ranked results:
one --agent sync search "topic" --allThis would:
The data is already local SQLite with FTS5 indexes — the implementation would be querying each DB and merging results.
Use cases