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Intelligent search routing classifies developer queries by intent into documentation, web, code, or local project search modes. It then dispatches the query to appropriate external channels and filters the results using domain trust levels to ensure reliable information retrieval.

You can search official docs and code repositories simultaneously by entering your technical query with relevant flags. The system automatically routes your request to Context7 for documentation and GitHub or GitLab for code search based on the classified intent.

Yes, you can filter web search results by source trustworthiness. The system attaches trust labels to sources based on domain heuristics and rankings, filtering results to match your preferences for verifiable and authoritative API references.

The best way to find troubleshooting info is using an intent-driven routing system that dispatches queries to native web search or Serena local project search. It automatically fetches the most authoritative source with verifiable trust metrics.

Yes, the search routing tool supports fallback strategies for technical research. It integrates multiple external tools and fallback mechanisms to ensure high-quality, source-grounded information relevant to developer workflows even if primary search channels fail.

You should not use automated trust scoring for search results when you require unfiltered access to raw web search outputs. The trust filtering mechanism restricts results to domains meeting specific heuristic and ranking thresholds, which may exclude niche or newly published sources.