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search
Gets better results from every Mobbin search, so the references match what you're working on. Use before every call to search_screens, search_flows or search_sections. Covers the tool, writing an effective query, the mode, pulling more results, and what to do when a search falls short.
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# Searching Mobbin
**Read best practices first.** If the Mobbin `best-practices` skill hasn't been read in this conversation, invoke it before searching, since it says when a search should run at all and when another skill should run it.
A calling skill may set its own search rules, such as how many queries per problem or which mode to use. Where they differ from these, the calling skill's rule wins.
## How search works
- **Search matches meaning, not keywords.** A plain phrase ("paywall with a free trial") works better than a list of keywords ("paywall, trial, subscription, pricing").
- **Name an app only when the task needs it.** Adding an app name to the query filters results to that app. But not every result is from that app, so check `app_name` and `site_name` before citing.
- **The query also sets a language filter** on screens and flows when it names one ("Japanese banking app"). Name a language only when the task needs it.
- **When results are weak, change the query.** Drop or reword a constraint, or use the user's own words. Don't add parts they didn't ask for. Raising `limit` or resending the query as it was brings back the same matches. To get more results for a query that works, see [A second pull](#a-second-pull).
## Choosing the tool