Searching with no query at all

A search with no query at all, just the bare command typed with nothing after it, still returns something useful for most providers rather than an empty result.

/gmail alone shows your most recent messages; /github alone shows your repositories sorted by recent activity.

This is useful specifically when you want to browse recent items rather than search for something you already know the exact name or subject of, letting the bare command double as a quick recency-sorted list.

This is also a fast way to sanity-check that a provider is actually returning results at all, before typing out a more specific query; seeing recent items confirms the connection is working the same way an empty, unqueried list would not.

The number of items shown for a bare command follows the same practical dropdown size as a normal search; it is a short, scannable list rather than an exhaustive dump of everything the provider has.