query

Invoke the cortexes:cortex-query skill and follow it for the actual search. Command frontmatter cannot load a skill for you, so invoke it explicitly with its fully qualified name via the Skill tool.

Argument handling:

• With arguments → treat $ARGUMENTS as the search query verbatim. Do not reword or narrow it; the user's phrasing is the query.
• No arguments → ask the user what to search for, then run the search with their answer. Do not guess a query from the conversation, and do not search the whole vault "to see what's there".

This command is user-invoked only (disable-model-invocation: true), so running it is the user's explicit request — using-cortex signal 1. Search even if the session earlier picked "直接開始工作" at SessionStart.

Follow the skill's layered strategy: cortex-vec search first (repo-scoped by default inside a git repo, overridable with "search all"), exact-match search as the supplement, and Raw/ only on request. Present results in the skill's response format, and read a full page only when the user picks one.

This command pre-approves only what the search itself runs — cortex-vec search, grep, and the two read-only git calls used to detect the repo — rather than shell access in general. Each entry is scoped to the subcommand: git remote get-url, not git remote, which would also cover add, remove, rename and set-url — write operations a read-only search has no business pre-approving. cortex-vec status is deliberately absent; the search flow never calls it. grep is on the list because the vault usually sits outside the session's working directory, where the Grep tool cannot reach.

Scoped Bash does not escape the workspace boundary the way a blanket Bash approval did. cortex-vec search is unaffected (it takes no path argument), so the normal path still works; only the grep fallback needs the vault to be inside the working directory or added with /add-dir <vault_path>. If that bites, say so explicitly rather than reporting an empty result.

If cortex-vec is not installed, say so and fall back to grep rather than failing. Semantic scoring needs OPENAI_API_KEY; without it cortex-vec degrades to its local BM25 index on its own, which is still a real search — report the degraded mode, don't call retrieval unavailable.