fix: remove repo grep, read and tree

README.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 # polylane
 
 <p><strong>Agent-focused CLI for the <a href="https://polylane.com">Polylane</a> platform.</strong><br>
-Investigate production issues, explore cloud infrastructure, search code, and drive threads — from any agent or terminal.</p>
+Investigate production issues, explore cloud infrastructure, find the repositories behind a service, and drive threads — from any agent or terminal.</p>
 
 <p>Your coding agent writes the code. It can't see production. Polylane is the missing sense.</p>
 

skill/SKILL.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 ---
 name: polylane-cli
-description: Use `polylane` to investigate production issues, explore cloud infrastructure (logs / metrics / dependency graphs), search code, save memories, connect observability tools and cloud accounts, and drive threads with the Polylane agent. Use when the user wants to debug a production issue, look up a service, search their codebase, manage integrations, connect a cloud provider, or talk to the Polylane agent from the terminal.
+description: Use `polylane` to investigate production issues, explore cloud infrastructure (logs / metrics / dependency graphs), find the repositories that deploy a service, save memories, connect observability tools and cloud accounts, and drive threads with the Polylane agent. Use when the user wants to debug a production issue, look up a service, find a repository, manage integrations, connect a cloud provider, or talk to the Polylane agent from the terminal.
 ---
 
 # Polylane CLI — Agent Skill Guide
@@ -184,17 +184,16 @@ polylane service logs <service-id> --since 1h --grep error
 polylane service metrics <service-id> --metric <name> --since 1h
 polylane service graph <service-id> --direction both --depth 1
 
-# Search code
+# Find the repository, then search it in a local clone
 polylane repo find "<query>"
-polylane repo grep <owner/repo> "<regex>"
 
 # Save what you learned
 polylane memory save "<finding>"
 ```
 
 ### Running agent tools directly
 
-Polylane exposes the same tools its own agent uses — observability queries across every connected provider, infra-graph traversal, code and change-record search, deployments, audit logs. Discover them, then run them, without opening a thread.
+Polylane exposes the same tools its own agent uses — observability queries across every connected provider, infra-graph traversal, GitHub file and code reads, change-record search, deployments, audit logs. Discover them, then run them, without opening a thread.
 
 ```bash
 # Discover tools available to this workspace (filtered to your credential's scopes)

src/commands/repo/index.ts

@@ -1,15 +1,9 @@
 import { repoListCommand } from './list';
 import { repoShowCommand } from './show';
 import { repoFindCommand } from './find';
-import { repoGrepCommand } from './grep';
-import { repoTreeCommand } from './tree';
-import { repoReadCommand } from './read';
 
 export const repoCommands = [
   repoListCommand,
   repoShowCommand,
   repoFindCommand,
-  repoGrepCommand,
-  repoTreeCommand,
-  repoReadCommand,
 ];

src/registry.ts

@@ -18,8 +18,8 @@ const RESOURCE_ORDER: Record<string, ResourceGroup> = {
   feed: { name: 'feed', description: 'Workspace activity feed (what just happened)', order: 6 },
   issue: { name: 'issue', description: 'Detected issues (anomalies + alerts) and their timelines', order: 8 },
   service: { name: 'service', description: 'Cloud infrastructure (nodes, logs, metrics, graph)', order: 20 },
-  repo: { name: 'repo', description: 'Repositories and code search', order: 30 },
-  tools: { name: 'tools', description: 'Run Polylane agent tools (observability, infra graph, code search)', order: 40 },
+  repo: { name: 'repo', description: 'Repositories', order: 30 },
+  tools: { name: 'tools', description: 'Run Polylane agent tools (observability, infra graph, GitHub reads)', order: 40 },
   memory: { name: 'memory', description: 'Persistent agent memory', order: 50 },
   note: { name: 'note', description: 'Daily and global workspace notes', order: 52 },
   thread: { name: 'thread', description: 'Conversation threads', order: 60 },