Explore

Explore is the fastest human path into Project knowledge. It does not call a language model or generate an answer. It uses the same deterministic Project search and exact-page service exposed through REST, MCP, and the SDKs.

Search

1. Select the Project in the application header.
2. Open Explore.
3. Enter a focused natural-language query and press Enter.
4. Review the ranked excerpts, paths, sections, line ranges, provenance, authority, and warnings.

Typing can refine an existing result set after a short debounce. A new request cancels the previous browser request, and late responses are ignored. The URL stores the query so a search can be refreshed or shared within the same signed-in installation.

Inspect Exact Evidence

Open any result card. On desktop, the page opens in a side panel; on mobile it opens as a sheet. The read is pinned to the returned Project snapshot, page ID, and revision. A revision conflict is shown explicitly instead of silently returning newer content.

The complete page is displayed with the retrieved line range highlighted. Use Copy excerpt for the ranked passage or Copy page link for the stable Synth page URI.

Copy For Agent

Use Copy for agent to produce a deterministic, bounded evidence packet. It preserves ranked order and includes:

• Project name and stable ID;
• snapshot, index generation, and retrieval policy;
• the original query;
• page IDs, paths, revisions, sections, and line ranges;
• authority, source kind, warnings, and excerpts;
• an omitted-result count when the fixed copy budget is reached.

Paste that packet into your coding agent. The external agent owns synthesis, planning, implementation, and validation.

Readiness And Failures

Explore distinguishes no results, forbidden access, an unavailable or building index, revision conflicts, and unexpected failures. If an empty Project has no published read index yet, add knowledge or complete ingestion first. Provider configuration cannot block Explore because the query path is provider-free.