# actionaut — find GitHub Actions fast

> Find a GitHub Action by name, and copy a paste-ready pinned uses: snippet.

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## Permalink URL scheme

Every indexed GitHub Action lives at `/a/{owner}/{repo}[/{subpath}]`
(curly braces are placeholders; the square-bracketed subpath segment
is optional). The canonical spelling lowercases owner and repo (a
monorepo subpath keeps its case), carries no trailing slash, and
percent-encodes each path segment; any non-canonical spelling
301-redirects to the canonical URL.

Example spelling: https://actionaut.dev/a/actions/checkout — the
sitemap below enumerates the permalinks that actually resolve.

## Agent guidance

Every permalink page embeds `application/ld+json` structured data
carrying the Action's name, owner, its present Trust Signals with
their provenance dates, and its Pinned Snippet when one is stored.
Snippets are SHA-pinned. This surface is read-only static markup —
there is no query API.

- [Sitemap](https://actionaut.dev/sitemap.xml): enumerates every permalink in the Corpus.
- [FAQ](https://actionaut.dev/faq): what GitHub Actions are, what each Trust Signal means, and how Searchcraft powers the search.
- [Why pin?](https://actionaut.dev/why-pin): A full commit SHA names one exact commit and can never point anywhere else. Pinning to it means every run executes the code you actually vetted, so a compromised or careless tag move can't reach your pipeline.