> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://anaconda.com/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Search all of Anaconda

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Anaconda's Unified Search enables you to find resources across Anaconda's platform from a single location. Search results are *context-based*, meaning they include resources you have access to, such as packages from available channels and projects that you've created or that have been shared with you on Anaconda's cloud platform. Unified Search also suggests matching terms as you type, helping you discover content more quickly.

## Where to find Unified Search

Unified Search appears in the top navigation bar after you sign in to [anaconda.com/app](https://anaconda.com/app).

<Frame>
  <img src="https://mintcdn.com/anaconda-29683c67/vJelqv0dbDL7Nqlg/images/ap_unified_search.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=vJelqv0dbDL7Nqlg&q=85&s=b6d3537e46a78a69530324176a13893b" alt="The search bar at the top of anaconda.com/app" width="1922" height="522" data-path="images/ap_unified_search.png" />
</Frame>

Entering a search query returns the following results:

* Packages from [anaconda.com](https://www.anaconda.com) and [anaconda.org](https://anaconda.org) channels that match the search query.

  <Note>
    Packages from trusted Anaconda sources appear first and are sorted by download count.
  </Note>

* Environments that have been logged with your organization that contain the package you are searching for.

  <Tip>
    You can also search for environments by name.
  </Tip>

  <Note>
    When you search for a CVE ID, results include environments that contain packages affected by that CVE.
  </Note>

* Relevant pages from Anaconda's official documentation.

* Help topics from [Anaconda's community forum](https://forum.anaconda.com/).

* <Tooltip tip="Project directories connected to (or shared with) your Anaconda account from nb.anaconda.com, pyscript.com, and PyExcel through the Anaconda Toolbox.">Collections</Tooltip> accessible through your Anaconda account.

## Filtering search results

After you have made a search query, you can apply filters to your results to narrow down the list of available options for Packages, Environments, Collections, Documentation topics, and Forum posts.

1. Perform a search query.

2. Select a tab to view just the results from your query for that type of resource.

3. Click <Icon icon="filter" iconType="solid" /> **Filters (#)** to open the filter panel.

4. Configure your filters to narrow down the list of returned results.

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       <Accordion title="Packages">
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           <GHead>
             <GRow>
               <GTH>Filter</GTH>
               <GTH>Description</GTH>
             </GRow>
           </GHead>

           <GBody>
             <GRow>
               <GCell>**Channel**</GCell>
               <GCell>Filter packages by the channel they belong to.</GCell>
             </GRow>

             <GRow>
               <GCell>**License**</GCell>
               <GCell>Filter packages by the license they are distributed under.</GCell>
             </GRow>

             <GRow>
               <GCell>**Platform**</GCell>
               <GCell>Filter packages by the platform they are supported on.</GCell>
             </GRow>

             <GRow>
               <GCell>**Type**</GCell>
               <GCell>Filter packages by their type (Conda or Python wheels).</GCell>
             </GRow>
           </GBody>
         </GTable>

         <Note>
           Python wheels are standard Python packages distributed as wheels. Wheels work with both `pip` and `uv` package managers.
         </Note>
       </Accordion>

       <Accordion title="Environments">
         <GTable cols="25% 75%">
           <GHead>
             <GRow>
               <GTH>Filter</GTH>
               <GTH>Description</GTH>
             </GRow>
           </GHead>

           <GBody>
             <GRow>
               <GCell>**Platform**</GCell>
               <GCell>Filter environments by operating system architecture.</GCell>
             </GRow>

             <GRow>
               <GCell>**User**</GCell>
               <GCell>Filter environments by the organization member who logged them.</GCell>
             </GRow>

             <GRow>
               <GCell>**Updated**</GCell>
               <GCell>Filter environments by last updated date. Set a **Before** or **After** operator and enter a date manually or select one using the <Icon icon="calendar-day" iconType="thin" /> calendar.</GCell>
             </GRow>
           </GBody>
         </GTable>
       </Accordion>

       <Accordion title="Collections">
         <GTable cols="25% 75%">
           <GHead>
             <GRow>
               <GTH>Filter</GTH>
               <GTH>Description</GTH>
             </GRow>
           </GHead>

           <GBody>
             <GRow>
               <GCell>**File extension**</GCell>
               <GCell>Filter collections by file extension: `ipynb`, `py`, `csv`, `txt`, `toml`, `json`, `html`, `jpeg`, `png`, `gif`, `js`, or `css`.</GCell>
             </GRow>

             <GRow>
               <GCell>**Ownership**</GCell>
               <GCell>Filter collections by ownership: **My files**, **Shared with me**, or **Organization**.</GCell>
             </GRow>

             <GRow>
               <GCell>**File Size (MB)**</GCell>
               <GCell>Filter collections by file size.</GCell>
             </GRow>

             <GRow>
               <GCell>**Updated**</GCell>
               <GCell>Filter collections by last updated date. Set a **Before** or **After** operator and enter a date manually or select one using the <Icon icon="calendar-day" iconType="thin" /> calendar.</GCell>
             </GRow>

             <GRow>
               <GCell>**Created**</GCell>
               <GCell>Filter collections by creation date. Set a **Before** or **After** operator and enter a date manually or select one using the <Icon icon="calendar-day" iconType="thin" /> calendar.</GCell>
             </GRow>
           </GBody>
         </GTable>
       </Accordion>

       <Accordion title="Documentation">
         <GTable cols="25% 75%">
           <GHead>
             <GRow>
               <GTH>Filter</GTH>
               <GTH>Description</GTH>
             </GRow>
           </GHead>

           <GBody>
             <GRow>
               <GCell>**Types**</GCell>
               <GCell>Anaconda's documentation is organized into sections. Use this filter to show results from specific sections.</GCell>
             </GRow>

             <GRow>
               <GCell>**Keywords**</GCell>
               <GCell>Use keywords to narrow results to specific documentation topics.</GCell>
             </GRow>
           </GBody>
         </GTable>
       </Accordion>

       <Accordion title="Forum">
         <GTable cols="25% 75%">
           <GHead>
             <GRow>
               <GTH>Filter</GTH>
               <GTH>Description</GTH>
             </GRow>
           </GHead>

           <GBody>
             <GRow>
               <GCell>**Types**</GCell>
               <GCell>Filter forum posts by category: Getting Started, Technical Topics, Feedback, Announcements, Product Help, Everything Else, or Uncategorized.</GCell>
             </GRow>

             <GRow>
               <GCell>**Replies**</GCell>
               <GCell>Filter forum posts by number of replies: **No Replies**, **Some (1+)**, or **High (100+)**.</GCell>
             </GRow>

             <GRow>
               <GCell>**Views**</GCell>
               <GCell>Filter forum posts by number of views: **No Views**, **Some (1+)**, or **High (100+)**.</GCell>
             </GRow>
           </GBody>
         </GTable>
       </Accordion>
     </AccordionGroup>
   </Accordion>

5. Click **Apply** to update your search results with the filters you have configured.

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</Frame>

## Clearing filters

Click <Icon icon="xmark" iconType="thin" /> beside any established filter to remove it, or click **Clear All** beside the established filters (or from the filter panel) to remove all filters and return to the default search results.

## Managing collections

Projects that you have created or that are shared with your Anaconda account from `nb.anaconda.com`, `pyscript.com`, and `PyExcel` (through the Anaconda Toolbox) appear in your search results as *collections*. You can <Icon icon="pen" iconType="light" /> **Rename** or <Icon icon="trash-can" iconType="light" /> **Delete** a collection using the icons beside the collection in your search results.

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</Frame>

<Note>
  You can only delete or rename collections that you have created.
</Note>

## Viewing environments

Selecting an environment from the search results opens the environment's log in your organization. For more information on working with logged environments, see [Environment logging and scanning](/anaconda-platform/cloud/user/environments).