eap-search

name	eap-search
description	Retrieve exact chunks from the EAP-Runtime offload store. Calls the eap_search MCP tool (lossless, RRF-fused keyword + substring retrieval) and presents the matching chunks with their document id, chunk index, and locator snippet — never a summary in place of the chunk body. Use when the user says "eap search <query>", "search the offloaded output", "find that in the pointer", references a pointer id like eap_ab12…, or runs /eap-search.
license	MIT

EAP-Runtime search

Call the eap_search MCP tool (eap-runtime server) with the user's query.

How to call

• query — the user's terms, as given (the store fuses stemmed-keyword and substring matching itself; do not pre-mangle the query).
• queries — optional string array for multi-query fusion in one call.
• docId — set it when the user names a pointer (eap_…) so retrieval is scoped to that document.
• contentType — optional code | prose | all.
• limit — default 5; raise only if the user asks for more.
• Fuzzy correction and proximity rerank are on by default; path-tracked hits may include stale: true when the file changed.

Presentation

For each hit show: docId + chunk index (the source span), the snippet as a locator, and the exact chunk body — retrieval is lossless; never replace the body with your own summary. Flag stale plainly. You may add interpretation after quoting. No hits: say so and suggest terms (e.g. from a pointer's vocabulary) — do not pad with guesses.

Boundaries

• Read-only; never re-index or purge from here.
• If the store is empty or the server unregistered, say so plainly.