Seek 0.2.0

Install it, and add it to Claude Code and Codex when they are on this PC, from PowerShell:

irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SynrgStudio/seek/main/install.ps1 | iex

Running it again updates Seek, now also with agent sessions open: they get the new version from their next call, and a restart shows what is new in the tools.

Or download seek.exe, put it anywhere, and give its full path to your MCP client as a stdio server with no arguments. It isn't signed yet: Windows may warn you the first time.

Built from this release's commit, with the tests passing.

SHA-256  74c24c9461c9e9decbce1248c18cf1c50003b2f42c993bb66b93f5a53f188643  seek.exe

What changed

• find:
  • offset pages through the results, and each answer gives the offset of the next ones (#1). Every call ranks the same best 2,000 names, so the pages don't skip or repeat any.
  • The count is what there is to show. The same path twice, private places, deleted files and names outside a path fragment aren't counted any more, so a limit at the count shows them all, and "more" appears only when there is a next one (#2). When there are too many to count one by one, it says "about".
• grep: a literal pattern that finds nothing but has regex signs, like a|b, is tried as a regex, and the answer says so.
• recent leaves out what a repository's .gitignore leaves out, such as build outputs and generated sites, the same way it leaves out caches. The folders opened in Jolt always count, and include_system shows everything.
• The installer:
  • It finds Claude Code where its own installer puts it, %USERPROFILE%\.local\bin, even when that folder isn't on PATH.
  • It says what happened with each client.
  • It leaves the console's settings as they were.
  • It updates Seek while agent sessions are using it. Before, it couldn't replace seek.exe with any session open; now the old one is moved aside, and those sessions get the new one from their next call.