ob-labs/agentseek

Add keyword filtering to `agentseek create --list-templates`

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#86 opened on Jun 16, 2026

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Description

Summary

Add a keyword filter to template listing so users can quickly find relevant templates as the catalogue grows.

Requirements

  • Support agentseek create --list-templates --filter <keyword>.
  • Match the keyword against template specs and descriptions.
  • Filtering should work for all templates and for a selected type, for example agentseek create langchain --list-templates --filter langgraph.
  • Matching should be case-insensitive.
  • Keep the current unfiltered output unchanged.

Acceptance Criteria

  • Filtered output only includes matching templates.
  • Non-matching filters print a clear empty-result message.
  • Unit tests cover all-template filtering, type-specific filtering, and no-match output.

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Research direction
Examine the current template listing code in agentseek, add a filter flag that performs case insensitive matching against template specs and descriptions, ensure compatibility with list templates for both all templates and type specific listing, and write unit tests for the three scenarios.
Tech stack
python
Domain
cli
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Feature
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2
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1-3 hours
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Python
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65