InvSearch

InvSearch is a lightweight Fabric client mod that adds fast item search to
Minecraft. It helps you find what your client has seen in your inventory and
tracked storage, so you can stop opening every chest in the room just to find
one missing stack.

It works as a practical storage memory aid: open containers as you play, then
search later to see known-current item locations and counts. Use it on its own,
or alongside InvSort and InvCatalogue as part of the wider inventory management
suite.

Open the search modal from the in-game Search button on supported screens. Type
an item name or id to filter the known item list, then select an item to see
where it was last seen and how much is available.

InvSearch now also understands category queries. Start a search with : to
match practical item groups from the shared sorting vocabulary, such as
:wood, :stone, :tools, :food, :gear, or :storage.

Features

• In-game search UI for inventory and known storage
• Live results while you type
• :category searches for broad groups such as wood, stone, tools, food, gear,
  storage, and redstone
• Known-current item location tracking
• Per-location item counts for searched stacks
• Held-versus-tracked counts so you can see what is on you and what is stored
  elsewhere
• Tracks standard containers, placed shulkers, ender chests, and storage
  minecarts through the shared inventory tracking system
• Keeps tracking data separated by singleplayer world or multiplayer server
• Works client-side in singleplayer, LAN, Realms, and multiplayer where
  client-side utility mods are allowed

Good for

• Finding misplaced tools, blocks, and resources
• Large survival bases with too many storage chests
• Hardcore or seasonal worlds where storage changes often
• Players who want item search without server-side changes
• Using alongside InvSort and InvCatalogue for broader inventory management

Install note

InvSearch does not require a server install. Install Fabric Loader, Fabric API,
and the InvSearch jar for your Minecraft version.

It remembers what your client has seen. If another player moves items while you
are away, reopen that storage so InvSearch can refresh its known location data.