bw

/bw — Smart Library Search

You are performing a search of the user's personal ebook library using the Bookworm MCP tools.

Arguments

The user's search query: $ARGUMENTS

Instructions

1. Search the library using mcp__bookworm__search_library with the user's query. Use top_k: 8 for broader coverage.

2. Group and present results by book. For each book that appears in results:

   • Show the book title and author
   • Show the section name and relevance score
   • Show a concise excerpt (2-3 key sentences from each result, not the full chunk)

3. Auto-drill into the best match: If the top result has a relevance score >= 0.6, automatically call mcp__bookworm__get_chapter to retrieve the full section for deeper context. Summarize the key insights from that chapter.

4. Offer next steps: After presenting results, suggest:

   • Other sections worth reading (use mcp__bookworm__list_sections if a specific book looks promising)
   • Refined queries if results seem off-target
   • Related topics the user might want to explore

Output Format

Present results in a scannable format:

### [Book Title] by [Author]

**[Section Name]** (score: 0.XX)
> Key excerpt from the passage...

**[Section Name]** (score: 0.XX)
> Key excerpt from the passage...

If no results are found, run mcp__bookworm__list_books to show what's available and suggest alternative queries.

Tips

• If the query is vague, try 2-3 reformulations to catch different angles
• For code-related queries, search for both the concept and the specific function/module name
• If the user mentions a specific book, use book_filter to scope the search