msx:search

To search institutional learnings quickly, use a search command that targets both modern `mixspec/learnings` and legacy `docs/solutions` directories. This optimizes your query to yield relevant and ranked matches, providing actionable insights for information retrieval.

Yes, you can find specific information across both sources simultaneously. The search mechanism queries modern `mixspec/learnings` first, then uses legacy `docs/solutions` as a fallback, ensuring comprehensive document search coverage across your organization's knowledge base.

The best way to retrieve ranked matches for organizational knowledge management is to use a search function that optimizes queries across your documentation. It provides detailed information on why each result is relevant and offers a suggested action for further exploration.

You get actionable insights from a document search by retrieving ranked matches that include detailed relevance explanations. Each match comes with a suggested action, facilitating further exploration and helping you quickly apply the retrieved institutional learnings.

Yes, the knowledge search tool works without external dependencies. It independently searches through internal `mixspec/learnings` and `docs/solutions` directories to provide optimized, ranked results for your information retrieval needs.

Your information retrieval query returns results from legacy `docs/solutions` because it serves as a fallback source. If modern `mixspec/learnings` lack the required data, the search expands to legacy documentation to ensure you find the necessary institutional learnings.