docs: skill matches shipped P2 (no search, recover, fallback cap)

sift search is P3 and not built — keep web_search until then.
Recover ladder is Wayback then archive.today. digest.fallback
means clean text capped at ~6k tokens.

skill/SKILL.md

@@ -1,30 +1,33 @@
 ---
 name: sift
-description: "Use FIRST whenever you need content from a URL or a web search: sift fetch/search returns cleaned, compact, sourced content with fleet context — never curl | python/jq."
+description: "Use FIRST whenever you need content from a URL: sift fetch returns cleaned, compact, sourced content with fleet context — never curl | python/jq. For web search, use web_search until sift search ships in P3."
 version: 0.1.0
 author: Claude (for Kyle's fleet)
 license: MIT
 platforms: [linux, macos]
 metadata:
   hermes:
-    tags: [Web, Fetch, Search, Research, Extraction]
+    tags: [Web, Fetch, Research, Extraction]
     related_skills: [blocked-page-recovery, grounded-citations, external-claim-verification]
 prerequisites:
   commands: [sift]
 ---
 
-# sift — fetch and search, the fleet way
+# sift — fetch, the fleet way
 
-`sift` is the fleet's fetch/search service on orion (repo `git.wntrmute.dev:kyle/sift`).
+`sift` is the fleet's fetch service on orion (repo `git.wntrmute.dev:kyle/sift`).
 The `sift` CLI on this host talks to it. It returns the resource **cleaned** (HTML →
 markdown, JSON → JSON), optionally **digested** for your question by a local model, with
 **what the fleet already knows** attached from Honcho — so you read 1k tokens, not 20k.
 
+`sift search` is **coming in P3** and is not built. Until then, use `web_search` for
+searches, then `sift fetch` on the URLs you need.
+
 ## Rule: sift is the explicit first step
 
-Whenever you need the content of a URL or a web search:
+Whenever you need the content of a URL:
 
-1. **Use `sift`.** Not `curl`, not `wget`, not `curl … | python -c`, not `curl … | jq`.
+1. **Use `sift fetch`.** Not `curl`, not `wget`, not `curl … | python -c`, not `curl … | jq`.
    Shell fetches trip the security scanner and put an approval prompt in front of Kyle;
    `sift` commands don't.
 2. If `sift` says the page is **blocked**, follow its `hint` (below). Do not improvise
@@ -43,10 +46,6 @@ sift fetch "https://example.com/article" --mode clean
 
 # JSON APIs: filter server-side with jq syntax (replaces `curl … | jq`)
 sift fetch "https://huggingface.co/api/datasets/owner/name" --jq '.siblings[].rfilename'
-
-# Search: SearXNG + Brave LLM Context, deduped, reranked; --question adds digests
-sift search "DGX Spark price availability" --k 5
-sift search "SK Hynix HBM wafer allocation 2026" --question "what share of DRAM wafers go to HBM?"
 ```
 
 Useful flags: `--mode digest|clean|raw` (default `digest` when `--question` is given,
@@ -67,13 +66,15 @@ for blocked pages), `--json` (full envelope: content, source, context, sizes, wa
   re-researching; don't present it as coming from the page.
 - **`warnings`** matter: e.g. `digest fell back to clean: dixie timeout` means you got the
   full cleaned page, not a digest.
+- When `digest.fallback` is set, **`content` is clean text capped at ~6k tokens**, not a
+  digest. Read it as a truncated page, not as an answer.
 
 ## When sift reports a problem
 
 | Result | Meaning | Do this |
 |---|---|---|
 | `blocked: private address …` | URL resolves into the tailnet/LAN | Stop. That's the SSRF guard working. Don't work around it. Ask Kyle if you really need an internal resource. |
-| `upstream 403/429 (likely bot-blocked)`, `hint: recover` | Site blocks non-browser clients | `sift fetch URL --recover` (Wayback → archive.today → API/RSS pivot, server-side). Cite snapshots **with their date**. |
+| `upstream 403/429 (likely bot-blocked)`, `hint: recover` | Site blocks non-browser clients | `sift fetch URL --recover` (Wayback → archive.today, server-side). Cite snapshots **with their date**. |
 | `hint: browser` | Needs JS rendering or a real browser | Use the browser tool. |
 | `415 unsupported type` | e.g. PDF in v1 | Browser tool, or ask. |
 | connection refused / timeout to sift itself | sift is down | Fallback below, and tell Kyle sift is down. |