#!/bin/sh
# Semantic vault search via the local Miyo CLI; prints Miyo's JSON to stdout.
# Resolves the miyo binary so the agent never has to deal with PATH.
die() {
  printf '%s\n' "$1" >&2
  exit "${2:-2}"
}

QUERY="$*"
[ -n "$QUERY" ] || die "Usage: sh miyo-search.sh <query>" 1

# Absolute install path first (Obsidian shells often miss Miyo's bin on PATH).
if [ -x "$HOME/.miyo/bin/miyo" ]; then
  MIYO="$HOME/.miyo/bin/miyo"
elif command -v miyo >/dev/null 2>&1; then
  MIYO=miyo
else
  die "Miyo CLI not found (no ~/.miyo/bin/miyo and 'miyo' not on PATH). The Miyo desktop app is not installed — tell the user to install Miyo, then retry. Do not retry in a loop." 3
fi

OUT=$("$MIYO" search "$QUERY" -n 10 --json 2>&1) || die "Miyo search failed — the Miyo app may not be running. Tell the user to open Miyo, then continue without vault search if they can't. Details: $OUT" 1
printf '%s\n' "$OUT"